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<blockquote data-quote="Andreas Kormann" data-source="post: 66276" data-attributes="member: 2377">re: X32 DiscussionHi folks!I watch this forum (as many others) for a long time now, and fortunately I ordered my X32 for my band early and got hold of it (thanks thomann!!!) at the beginning of august. So I was able to check many of the hints and tipps &quot;online&quot;. (Many, many thanks to Christian at this postion!!!)Last saturday we used the X32 running monitors for our Blues Brothers Cover Project (Jake and Elwood&#039;s Blues Review). I programmed everything offline with the XControl PC App and had two hours of teaching our band monitoring technician who used to run monitors on a Yamaha console.All the signals from the 14 musicians on stage where splitted at the monitor position and led to the X32 on stage an to the FOH position. The three female and three male singers got their monitor-signal thru three in-ear-lines with two singers sharing the same stereo signal (with different panning). Drums and Keyboards had Behringer P16M personal Monitors to do their own monitor-mix. The four piece brass section had a special solution: they had a stereo-mix of all instruments and vocals fed into a Behringer Powerplay XL (4 channel headphone amp) and their own instrument-signal direct out of the X32 to the four auxilliary-inputs of the headphone amp. That way they were able to adjust the balance between their own instrument and the hole band. Only guitar and bass had floor wedges.Here are some pictures of our setop:[ATTACH]151548[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]151549[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]151550[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]151551[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]151552[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]151553[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]151554[/ATTACH]Summary: the X32 worked perfect and is extremly felxible but still easy to use. Tow thumbs up for the hole Behringer Team!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andreas Kormann, post: 66276, member: 2377"] re: X32 Discussion Hi folks! I watch this forum (as many others) for a long time now, and fortunately I ordered my X32 for my band early and got hold of it (thanks thomann!!!) at the beginning of august. So I was able to check many of the hints and tipps "online". (Many, many thanks to Christian at this postion!!!) Last saturday we used the X32 running monitors for our Blues Brothers Cover Project (Jake and Elwood's Blues Review). I programmed everything offline with the XControl PC App and had two hours of teaching our band monitoring technician who used to run monitors on a Yamaha console. All the signals from the 14 musicians on stage where splitted at the monitor position and led to the X32 on stage an to the FOH position. The three female and three male singers got their monitor-signal thru three in-ear-lines with two singers sharing the same stereo signal (with different panning). Drums and Keyboards had Behringer P16M personal Monitors to do their own monitor-mix. The four piece brass section had a special solution: they had a stereo-mix of all instruments and vocals fed into a Behringer Powerplay XL (4 channel headphone amp) and their own instrument-signal direct out of the X32 to the four auxilliary-inputs of the headphone amp. That way they were able to adjust the balance between their own instrument and the hole band. Only guitar and bass had floor wedges. Here are some pictures of our setop: [ATTACH=CONFIG]151548.vB5-legacyid=5026[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]151549.vB5-legacyid=5027[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]151550.vB5-legacyid=5028[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]151551.vB5-legacyid=5029[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]151552.vB5-legacyid=5030[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]151553.vB5-legacyid=5031[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]151554.vB5-legacyid=5032[/ATTACH] Summary: the X32 worked perfect and is extremly felxible but still easy to use. Tow thumbs up for the hole Behringer Team! [/QUOTE]

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