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<blockquote data-quote="Dan Mortensen" data-source="post: 117810" data-attributes="member: 2826">Re: X32 DiscussionThanks, Adam, for reading what I wrote in the right spirit. I appreciate that it didn&#039;t go the wrong way.I agree with what you say on the one hand, on the other we&#039;re getting back to a discussion of who is using this console.The price point and ZOWIE! WOWIE! FEATURES FOR DAYS! YOU CAN DO ANYTHING WITH THIS CONSOLE!!!! sizzle make it attractive to the user who really has no idea of how to utilize its capabilities, and I agree that they will not read 400 pages of this thread. OTOH, it has so many capabilities and features and nuances, how can Behringer adequately summarize them in a way that the average user will read and pay attention to?The manual is clearly inadequate and is obsolete anyway soon after printing as new features are added or discovered, the Wiki isn&#039;t fully done and will be the equivalent of 400 pages when done (but will be better organized!); should Behringer just put a warning on their webpage like &quot;Some things won&#039;t work the way you want&quot;?Somehow I hit return and posted this before it was done.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dan Mortensen, post: 117810, member: 2826"] Re: X32 Discussion Thanks, Adam, for reading what I wrote in the right spirit. I appreciate that it didn't go the wrong way. I agree with what you say on the one hand, on the other we're getting back to a discussion of who is using this console. The price point and ZOWIE! WOWIE! FEATURES FOR DAYS! YOU CAN DO ANYTHING WITH THIS CONSOLE!!!! sizzle make it attractive to the user who really has no idea of how to utilize its capabilities, and I agree that they will not read 400 pages of this thread. OTOH, it has so many capabilities and features and nuances, how can Behringer adequately summarize them in a way that the average user will read and pay attention to? The manual is clearly inadequate and is obsolete anyway soon after printing as new features are added or discovered, the Wiki isn't fully done and will be the equivalent of 400 pages when done (but will be better organized!); should Behringer just put a warning on their webpage like "Some things won't work the way you want"? Somehow I hit return and posted this before it was done. [/QUOTE]

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