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<blockquote data-quote="Chris Wadden" data-source="post: 66746" data-attributes="member: 2583"><p>re: X32 Discussion</p><p></p><p>Hello again everybody!</p><p></p><p> I wanted to first mention something about my last post. I had written a lot more text which ended up being lost because of a glitch in my</p><p>browser. It happened right after I started mentioning a few issues I had with the board. The majority of the text was not about minor issues but</p><p>things I loved about the board and how I was using it. I originally had only mentioned the headphone amp, and the chan 16 + 32 digital noise,</p><p>which I ended up retyping back in. ANYHOO</p><p></p><p> So Joe Sanborn immediately contacted me, as I expected (nice to say), and told me he would get me in contact with one of the other Behringer</p><p>guys in my area. I actually already know John really really well and wasn't sure why I hadn't contacted him about it already. Joe said the noise</p><p>from chan 16 and 32 is an easy fix. One thing I had mentioned in the text that got deleted, was that I probably would not have noticed the noise</p><p>if I didn't read about it here. It is very very low level. I have to crank the gains to +60db to get a loud noise out of it. If the channel is at 0.db,</p><p>it's barely noticeable compared to other channels. </p><p></p><p> I wanted to share my latest Assign Setup, to get opinions on it and to help people who may be so new to digital desks, they may not</p><p>be sure about a good way to set it up. The beauty is it will be different for everyone. So experiment!!</p><p></p><p> For my "Zero Out" scene, which I use to start a new scene over with any band or production. It is setup to run four powered wedges on</p><p>MixBus 1-4. </p><p></p><p> Set A- [ATTACH]151581[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p> This is unchanged from the factory preset. It has my 4 FX slots, with tap tempo on the delay and chorus, with the encoders controlling the most used</p><p>variable to each of those effects. The color is purple because my FX returns are purple.</p><p></p><p>Set B-[ATTACH]151582[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p> Here is my monitor set, besides the encoders. Buttons 5-9 activate the Sends on Fader for my four monitor busses. Buttons 9-12 activate FX slots 5-9,</p><p>which for me are my 31 band EQ's for each monitor. This way when I'm setting up a monitor mix, I solo the mix bus, then quickly hit both 5-9, 6-10, etc</p><p>to activate that busses SOF and EQ to pop up. The encoders manipulate the Gate Range, Attack, Hold, and Release. So when setting up a gate on a channel,</p><p>I can with both hands manipulate threshold with the main control, and tweak those other settings with my other hand. The color is light blue because my monitors</p><p>mix busses are light blue.</p><p></p><p>Set C-[ATTACH]151583[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p> Set C is very similar to how they program Set B by default, which a few changes. The encoders are setup like I have the gate setup on Set B. I have</p><p>control over the compressors Ratio, Attack, Hold, and Release. Buttons 5-8 are all of my meters, Channel, Mix Bus, Aux FX, and In and Out. Button 9</p><p>is direct access to my Stereo LR EQ, Button 10 my Channel presets, Button 11 my FX presets, and Button 12 access to the USB home page.</p><p></p><p></p><p> <strong>One thing I would ask for in a firmware update is the ability to choose between EQ pages A or B with the assign buttons. That way I can</strong></p><p><strong>free up two FX slots and use only two dual mono EQ's for my monitors.</strong> </p><p></p><p> I will leave this post with a few pics of my X32 in action. Again, big thanks to Behringer for creating such an awesome product and thanks for the continued</p><p>customer support which is leaving us all giggly inside.</p><p></p><p></p><p>[ATTACH]151584[/ATTACH][ATTACH]151585[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p>Chris</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chris Wadden, post: 66746, member: 2583"] re: X32 Discussion Hello again everybody! I wanted to first mention something about my last post. I had written a lot more text which ended up being lost because of a glitch in my browser. It happened right after I started mentioning a few issues I had with the board. The majority of the text was not about minor issues but things I loved about the board and how I was using it. I originally had only mentioned the headphone amp, and the chan 16 + 32 digital noise, which I ended up retyping back in. ANYHOO So Joe Sanborn immediately contacted me, as I expected (nice to say), and told me he would get me in contact with one of the other Behringer guys in my area. I actually already know John really really well and wasn't sure why I hadn't contacted him about it already. Joe said the noise from chan 16 and 32 is an easy fix. One thing I had mentioned in the text that got deleted, was that I probably would not have noticed the noise if I didn't read about it here. It is very very low level. I have to crank the gains to +60db to get a loud noise out of it. If the channel is at 0.db, it's barely noticeable compared to other channels. I wanted to share my latest Assign Setup, to get opinions on it and to help people who may be so new to digital desks, they may not be sure about a good way to set it up. The beauty is it will be different for everyone. So experiment!! For my "Zero Out" scene, which I use to start a new scene over with any band or production. It is setup to run four powered wedges on MixBus 1-4. Set A- [ATTACH=CONFIG]151581.vB5-legacyid=5080[/ATTACH] This is unchanged from the factory preset. It has my 4 FX slots, with tap tempo on the delay and chorus, with the encoders controlling the most used variable to each of those effects. The color is purple because my FX returns are purple. Set B-[ATTACH=CONFIG]151582.vB5-legacyid=5081[/ATTACH] Here is my monitor set, besides the encoders. Buttons 5-9 activate the Sends on Fader for my four monitor busses. Buttons 9-12 activate FX slots 5-9, which for me are my 31 band EQ's for each monitor. This way when I'm setting up a monitor mix, I solo the mix bus, then quickly hit both 5-9, 6-10, etc to activate that busses SOF and EQ to pop up. The encoders manipulate the Gate Range, Attack, Hold, and Release. So when setting up a gate on a channel, I can with both hands manipulate threshold with the main control, and tweak those other settings with my other hand. The color is light blue because my monitors mix busses are light blue. Set C-[ATTACH=CONFIG]151583.vB5-legacyid=5082[/ATTACH] Set C is very similar to how they program Set B by default, which a few changes. The encoders are setup like I have the gate setup on Set B. I have control over the compressors Ratio, Attack, Hold, and Release. Buttons 5-8 are all of my meters, Channel, Mix Bus, Aux FX, and In and Out. Button 9 is direct access to my Stereo LR EQ, Button 10 my Channel presets, Button 11 my FX presets, and Button 12 access to the USB home page. [B]One thing I would ask for in a firmware update is the ability to choose between EQ pages A or B with the assign buttons. That way I can free up two FX slots and use only two dual mono EQ's for my monitors.[/B] I will leave this post with a few pics of my X32 in action. Again, big thanks to Behringer for creating such an awesome product and thanks for the continued customer support which is leaving us all giggly inside. [ATTACH=CONFIG]151584.vB5-legacyid=5083[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]151585.vB5-legacyid=5084[/ATTACH] Chris [/QUOTE]
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