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<blockquote data-quote="Per SÃ¸vik" data-source="post: 66795" data-attributes="member: 1285">re: X32 DiscussionNo scene changes yet, I think that was one of the things I moaned about when it came out.To get the aux into a channel, you simply select it in the home/config tab of the desired channel, so select channel 15, go to the home/config tab, and the aux will be around the middle of the source list. (Make sure that the aux inputs are routed to the aux block in routing/home tab)Now, that wil give you the aux signal to play with on that channel, with a couple of limitations. You won&#039;t see the signal on the recording card on that channel, you still have to record the aux from the aux source.(The other very minor thing is that you might want to use the input trim on the aux channel to get the signal to a reasonable level, you still have trim on the actual channel, so in most cases you&#039;ll be ok)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Per SÃ¸vik, post: 66795, member: 1285"] re: X32 Discussion No scene changes yet, I think that was one of the things I moaned about when it came out. To get the aux into a channel, you simply select it in the home/config tab of the desired channel, so select channel 15, go to the home/config tab, and the aux will be around the middle of the source list. (Make sure that the aux inputs are routed to the aux block in routing/home tab) Now, that wil give you the aux signal to play with on that channel, with a couple of limitations. You won't see the signal on the recording card on that channel, you still have to record the aux from the aux source. (The other very minor thing is that you might want to use the input trim on the aux channel to get the signal to a reasonable level, you still have trim on the actual channel, so in most cases you'll be ok) [/QUOTE]

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