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<blockquote data-quote="Tim McCulloch" data-source="post: 146507" data-attributes="member: 67">Re: X32 DiscussionFirst Mitch is wrong about where you assign virtual outputs to physical outputs - that is done on the Routing page, &quot;out 1-16&quot; tab.&nbsp; By default *Analog Output* (that&#039;s the box label) 01-14 are assigned to MIX BUS 01-14 (Analog Output 15 - 16 are assigned to L/R).&nbsp; You can also assign a MIX BUS output to a *physical* AUX OUTPUT.&nbsp; On the Routing page select the *aux out* tab.&nbsp; The *Aux Output* box selects the physical output and the *Output Signal* box lets you select what is assigned to the physical AUX OUTPUT.Now about the Matrix.... think of it as a &quot;mini mixer&quot; within the console with a limited selection of input sources - in this case, virtual outputs from the mix buses along with L/R/Mono.&nbsp; Press the HOME button, select an output (bus 1, for example) and you&#039;ll see the Matrix Send box on the right.&nbsp; This should look familiar as it works like the BUS Sends on an input....&nbsp; You use matrices to develop different mixes that need to go different places, often with different EQ settings.&nbsp; Note that OUTPUT delay (for various uses like delaying balcony fills that are physically disparate from the main speaker hang) is dialed up on the *out 1-16* tab on the Routing page - the delay is added right before the D/A conversion at the output (just like Yamaha does on the LS/9 and M7).Hope this helps, Glenn.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim McCulloch, post: 146507, member: 67"] Re: X32 Discussion First Mitch is wrong about where you assign virtual outputs to physical outputs - that is done on the Routing page, "out 1-16" tab. By default *Analog Output* (that's the box label) 01-14 are assigned to MIX BUS 01-14 (Analog Output 15 - 16 are assigned to L/R). You can also assign a MIX BUS output to a *physical* AUX OUTPUT. On the Routing page select the *aux out* tab. The *Aux Output* box selects the physical output and the *Output Signal* box lets you select what is assigned to the physical AUX OUTPUT. Now about the Matrix.... think of it as a "mini mixer" within the console with a limited selection of input sources - in this case, virtual outputs from the mix buses along with L/R/Mono. Press the HOME button, select an output (bus 1, for example) and you'll see the Matrix Send box on the right. This should look familiar as it works like the BUS Sends on an input.... You use matrices to develop different mixes that need to go different places, often with different EQ settings. Note that OUTPUT delay (for various uses like delaying balcony fills that are physically disparate from the main speaker hang) is dialed up on the *out 1-16* tab on the Routing page - the delay is added right before the D/A conversion at the output (just like Yamaha does on the LS/9 and M7). Hope this helps, Glenn. [/QUOTE]

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