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<blockquote data-quote="Dan Mortensen" data-source="post: 116940" data-attributes="member: 2826">Re: X32 wikiDidn&#039;t come across that way at all. I am conscious of not knowing a lot, and it seems like what I do know was learned with difficulty, usually. But I keep asking questions until I figure it out, and believe that there are a lot of people who also don&#039;t know but are too shy to ask. That has been my repetitive experience, at least.Thanks for explaining.Edit: Oh, and I&#039;ve been meaning to write the following: I tried going into your Wiki and adding posts from here to it. I found a post by Robert Lofgren that described how the iPad metering consistently reads differently than the console metering.I spent over an hour trying to parse out how many sections of the Wiki 5.1.0 and 1.2.7 and 9.3.14 (made up numbers) it applied to, and how to quote each part appropriately. It never made sense and made clear that doing so was a huge and frustrating project, so I never even got past square 1.Which was also why I was so glad to see that Behringer had started and gotten some ways into it, and done a good job, by and large.So I think that what they are doing is the only way for this to come about, and for it to be done well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dan Mortensen, post: 116940, member: 2826"] Re: X32 wiki Didn't come across that way at all. I am conscious of not knowing a lot, and it seems like what I do know was learned with difficulty, usually. But I keep asking questions until I figure it out, and believe that there are a lot of people who also don't know but are too shy to ask. That has been my repetitive experience, at least. Thanks for explaining. Edit: Oh, and I've been meaning to write the following: I tried going into your Wiki and adding posts from here to it. I found a post by Robert Lofgren that described how the iPad metering consistently reads differently than the console metering. I spent over an hour trying to parse out how many sections of the Wiki 5.1.0 and 1.2.7 and 9.3.14 (made up numbers) it applied to, and how to quote each part appropriately. It never made sense and made clear that doing so was a huge and frustrating project, so I never even got past square 1. Which was also why I was so glad to see that Behringer had started and gotten some ways into it, and done a good job, by and large. So I think that what they are doing is the only way for this to come about, and for it to be done well. [/QUOTE]

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