Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Kevin Hunter" data-source="post: 60414" data-attributes="member: 2008">re: X32 DiscussionI havent recieved mine yet but when I do this is what i will be checking (based on the problems noted in this forum)1) Noise issues on channel 16 &amp; 32 - so with nothing connected to the inputs turn the gain up full on every channel and make sure the vu meter reads nothing.2) Dimming issues on the scribble strips - vary the contrast and brightness on the scribble strips and make sure they all match.3) Press every button and make sure that the appropriate function activates / deactivates.4) Turn every encoder and make sure the action is smooth and controls it function properly5) Then I suppose I will feed in a test signal (1KHz tone) into every channel individually and check the output for distortion / crosstalk with other channels etc. 6) Using the same test tone route the signal thru each off the various outputs and busses to make sure the signal goes where its supposed to.7) Using a condensor mic , test the phanotom power on each input channel 8) Test the effects using the mic as a source9) Test saving and recalling from a USB stick10) Test playing WAV files from the USB stick.Probably test more , just cant think of the top of my head at the moment<img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />Kev</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kevin Hunter, post: 60414, member: 2008"] re: X32 Discussion I havent recieved mine yet but when I do this is what i will be checking (based on the problems noted in this forum) 1) Noise issues on channel 16 & 32 - so with nothing connected to the inputs turn the gain up full on every channel and make sure the vu meter reads nothing. 2) Dimming issues on the scribble strips - vary the contrast and brightness on the scribble strips and make sure they all match. 3) Press every button and make sure that the appropriate function activates / deactivates. 4) Turn every encoder and make sure the action is smooth and controls it function properly 5) Then I suppose I will feed in a test signal (1KHz tone) into every channel individually and check the output for distortion / crosstalk with other channels etc. 6) Using the same test tone route the signal thru each off the various outputs and busses to make sure the signal goes where its supposed to. 7) Using a condensor mic , test the phanotom power on each input channel 8) Test the effects using the mic as a source 9) Test saving and recalling from a USB stick 10) Test playing WAV files from the USB stick. Probably test more , just cant think of the top of my head at the moment:) Kev [/QUOTE]

Verification