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<blockquote data-quote="Per SÃ¸vik" data-source="post: 60371" data-attributes="member: 1285">re: X32 DiscussionI think that it would not be an unreasonable request to have selectable slope lowcut and highcut filters on the ST and M/C busses, because tops on stereo utput and subs on mono output is very definitely mainstream. And since the typical application here would be exactly the x-over function, a selectable link function between the high cut filter on the M/C and the low cut filter on the ST would probably not be a bad idea either.I would of course like the same selectable slope for the mix bus filters as well, since that would fit my particular application, but that is slightly less mainstream as I would also like the master fader to double as DCA9 when running multiple speaker setups with different mixes (double hang split between vocals and music, delays compensated for less stage sound, alternative room mixes or video/broadcast mixes compensated for no stage sound etc. etc. some applications less mainstream than others)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Per SÃ¸vik, post: 60371, member: 1285"] re: X32 Discussion I think that it would not be an unreasonable request to have selectable slope lowcut and highcut filters on the ST and M/C busses, because tops on stereo utput and subs on mono output is very definitely mainstream. And since the typical application here would be exactly the x-over function, a selectable link function between the high cut filter on the M/C and the low cut filter on the ST would probably not be a bad idea either. I would of course like the same selectable slope for the mix bus filters as well, since that would fit my particular application, but that is slightly less mainstream as I would also like the master fader to double as DCA9 when running multiple speaker setups with different mixes (double hang split between vocals and music, delays compensated for less stage sound, alternative room mixes or video/broadcast mixes compensated for no stage sound etc. etc. some applications less mainstream than others) [/QUOTE]

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