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<blockquote data-quote="Jan Duwe" data-source="post: 146433" data-attributes="member: 2624">Re: X32 DiscussionDear glennfin,The four internal stereo FX1-4 returns are always available, and&nbsp; stereo FX slots 5-8 are supposed to be inserted into channels or buses.&nbsp; This is completely independent from the physical aux connectors. The X32&nbsp; Rack rear panel AUX IN/OUT connectors can serve multiple purposes, such&nbsp; as Direct Outs or Inserts in channels or buses, or as additional&nbsp; in/out. They are meant as auxiliary line-level in- and outputs, in&nbsp; addition to the fully equipped Midas mic preamps on inputs 1...16, and&nbsp; have nothing to do with FX sends or returns. In your example, you&nbsp; may of course use say Aux Out #1 for sending out a bus signal or a&nbsp; direct out from an input channel and use that as a send to your Eventide&nbsp; effect, by adjusting the signal source on the Routing/Aux page for that&nbsp; connector. The return of the Eventide may be put on any sort of inputs&nbsp; you like, e.g. Aux In #1 (and #2 if it is stereo). This way your Aux 1-2&nbsp; faders would be the FX Return faders for your Eventide. You may also&nbsp; run the Eventide return into a Mic/Line input 1-16, or feed its input&nbsp; from any one of the XLR Outputs 1-8 ... everything is configurable. The&nbsp; general in/out Routing is (mostly) structured in blocks of 8 channels&nbsp; for quick and easy connection of external devices, such as networked&nbsp; stageboxes or interface card signals, to the X32 dsp processing. Once&nbsp; connected to the dsp, any signal can be used in any channel (see channel&nbsp; configuration Source) and there is no such block-wise restriction of&nbsp; patching signals to channels or outputs.You may also consider downloading the free <a href="http://www.music-group.com/Categories/Behringer/Mixers/Digital-Mixers/X32-RACK/p/P0AWN/downloads" target="_blank">X32 EDIT</a> application from our&nbsp; website, which allows you to familiarize yourself with the&nbsp; functionality.Hope that helps.Kind regards,Jan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jan Duwe, post: 146433, member: 2624"] Re: X32 Discussion Dear glennfin, The four internal stereo FX1-4 returns are always available, and stereo FX slots 5-8 are supposed to be inserted into channels or buses. This is completely independent from the physical aux connectors. The X32 Rack rear panel AUX IN/OUT connectors can serve multiple purposes, such as Direct Outs or Inserts in channels or buses, or as additional in/out. They are meant as auxiliary line-level in- and outputs, in addition to the fully equipped Midas mic preamps on inputs 1...16, and have nothing to do with FX sends or returns. In your example, you may of course use say Aux Out #1 for sending out a bus signal or a direct out from an input channel and use that as a send to your Eventide effect, by adjusting the signal source on the Routing/Aux page for that connector. The return of the Eventide may be put on any sort of inputs you like, e.g. Aux In #1 (and #2 if it is stereo). This way your Aux 1-2 faders would be the FX Return faders for your Eventide. You may also run the Eventide return into a Mic/Line input 1-16, or feed its input from any one of the XLR Outputs 1-8 ... everything is configurable. The general in/out Routing is (mostly) structured in blocks of 8 channels for quick and easy connection of external devices, such as networked stageboxes or interface card signals, to the X32 dsp processing. Once connected to the dsp, any signal can be used in any channel (see channel configuration Source) and there is no such block-wise restriction of patching signals to channels or outputs. You may also consider downloading the free [URL="http://www.music-group.com/Categories/Behringer/Mixers/Digital-Mixers/X32-RACK/p/P0AWN/downloads"]X32 EDIT[/URL] application from our website, which allows you to familiarize yourself with the functionality. Hope that helps. Kind regards, Jan [/QUOTE]

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