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<blockquote data-quote="Glenn Bucci" data-source="post: 59282" data-attributes="member: 2029">re: X32 Discussion&nbsp; 8O~8-O~:shock:Work flow is very important to me, so if you just stick with mixing with the X32, it should be easier. I thought the X32 had automation but it does not. I assume it has moving faders so it will save your settings for each fader from song to song. Though it was intended more for live use, I hope they keep doing some updates that will make it equally appealing for studio use. Having the group faders is nice on the mixer. Putting a drum, guitar, and vocal group on my songs right on the unit would be nice. I would also put my Portico, and Manley pre&#039;s directly in the Aux in&#039;s to bypass the mic pre&#039;s. Main thing for me is how good are the converters? I am sure for live it is just fine. I am hopeful that the converters will at least be the quality of the 01V960-DM 1000.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Glenn Bucci, post: 59282, member: 2029"] re: X32 Discussion 8O~8-O~:shock: Work flow is very important to me, so if you just stick with mixing with the X32, it [U]should [/U]be easier. I thought the X32 had automation but it does not. I assume it has moving faders so it will save your settings for each fader from song to song. Though it was intended more for live use, I hope they keep doing some updates that will make it equally appealing for studio use. Having the group faders is nice on the mixer. Putting a drum, guitar, and vocal group on my songs right on the unit would be nice. I would also put my Portico, and Manley pre's directly in the Aux in's to bypass the mic pre's. Main thing for me is how good are the converters? I am sure for live it is just fine. I am hopeful that the converters will at least be the quality of the 01V960-DM 1000. [/QUOTE]

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