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<blockquote data-quote="Per SÃ¸vik" data-source="post: 123310" data-attributes="member: 1285">Re: X32 DiscussionI don&#039;t think the X32 cares if one is new at tapping or has been doing it for a hundred years, some of us manages just fine, indicating that it works if done &quot;right&quot;.The &quot;right&quot; way might be different from what other consoles and units can handle, but I have never seen anything that doesn&#039;t allow me to tap exactly the way I always do, tapping the button like if I was making a sound on a drum with my finger, so that the interval between contacts and interval between releases are identical. I prefer doing the full count of a rhythm, but if for some reason that doesn&#039;t work, I do two taps.I never give up and call the unit broken because it doesn&#039;t understand what I&#039;m trying to do, I rather try to understand what it requires me to do, and learn to do that right. We might at some point come to a consensus about what strategy is &quot;best&quot; and ask Behringer to implement that, but rather arrogantly claiming it&#039;s &quot;broken&quot; when it clearly isn&#039;t is in my mind not the right way forward.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Per SÃ¸vik, post: 123310, member: 1285"] Re: X32 Discussion I don't think the X32 cares if one is new at tapping or has been doing it for a hundred years, some of us manages just fine, indicating that it works if done "right". The "right" way might be different from what other consoles and units can handle, but I have never seen anything that doesn't allow me to tap exactly the way I always do, tapping the button like if I was making a sound on a drum with my finger, so that the interval between contacts and interval between releases are identical. I prefer doing the full count of a rhythm, but if for some reason that doesn't work, I do two taps. I never give up and call the unit broken because it doesn't understand what I'm trying to do, I rather try to understand what it requires me to do, and learn to do that right. We might at some point come to a consensus about what strategy is "best" and ask Behringer to implement that, but rather arrogantly claiming it's "broken" when it clearly isn't is in my mind not the right way forward. [/QUOTE]

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