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<blockquote data-quote="Robert Lofgren" data-source="post: 66580" data-attributes="member: 2447">re: X32 DiscussionTnx Chris!Ok, I understand. I was hoping to not need the wifi for my tests at this moment.I&#039;d like to dial in a subtle compression 1:1.8 or even 1:1.2 and like for mastering type of effect. There exist some other parameters that I feel have too course steps. As I said, I take notes while playing with the desk...I&#039;m having no issues so far with the scribble strips other than it would be nice to have even more colors to chose from.It&#039;s the led emulation in the &#039;vintage room reverb&#039; I&#039;m havin an issue with. In a normal view position the dark red blends too much with the bright led making it hard to read the actual numbers unless you read the values of the rotary encoders.FR: I know that dca&#039;s aren&#039;t mix-buses but it would be very nice if the meters above the dca-faders would show the signal level for the dca&#039;s. Now they just sit unused...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Robert Lofgren, post: 66580, member: 2447"] re: X32 Discussion Tnx Chris! Ok, I understand. I was hoping to not need the wifi for my tests at this moment. I'd like to dial in a subtle compression 1:1.8 or even 1:1.2 and like for mastering type of effect. There exist some other parameters that I feel have too course steps. As I said, I take notes while playing with the desk... I'm having no issues so far with the scribble strips other than it would be nice to have even more colors to chose from. It's the led emulation in the 'vintage room reverb' I'm havin an issue with. In a normal view position the dark red blends too much with the bright led making it hard to read the actual numbers unless you read the values of the rotary encoders. FR: I know that dca's aren't mix-buses but it would be very nice if the meters above the dca-faders would show the signal level for the dca's. Now they just sit unused... [/QUOTE]

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