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<blockquote data-quote="Robert Lofgren" data-source="post: 66817" data-attributes="member: 2447">re: X32 DiscussionJust to clarify - This was x32 meters and not daw meters. The daw (Presonus StudioOne) only supplied music content for &#039;live&#039; mixing into 24-channels, controlled by the mackie control emulation.Even notching the fundamental gives you a 12dB in level reduction with a Q=3.Using the ears in a live room (think hard rock band) is a problem when tuning a ’silent&#039; fx. The guidance of a correct meter would be beneficial.I&#039;m thinking that when &#039;key listen&#039;-mode is engaged that the input meter follows this mode on the gate setup screen.On a somewhat daw related issue. When the daw output 0dBFS, x32 will light up its clip light. This is an &#039;issue&#039; if someone gives you normalized tracks. Clip light should only be activated when a real clip occur.x32 makes it a real joy again to do live mixes on the console with pre-recorded multitrack content.A nice addition would be to have the mackie meters on the big lcd as well. Right now they&#039;re only on the meters above the faders.Soon I will develop an osc-app that has a dedicated meters view, like the mackie TT-24 had in its remote app.Some interesting findings I have made is that the midi-documentation mentions support for touch-write and the osc-documentation says that the hpf is selectable 12/18/24dB.The format of the saves scenes and channels seems to reflect the osc-implementation.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Robert Lofgren, post: 66817, member: 2447"] re: X32 Discussion Just to clarify - This was x32 meters and not daw meters. The daw (Presonus StudioOne) only supplied music content for 'live' mixing into 24-channels, controlled by the mackie control emulation. Even notching the fundamental gives you a 12dB in level reduction with a Q=3. Using the ears in a live room (think hard rock band) is a problem when tuning a ’silent' fx. The guidance of a correct meter would be beneficial. I'm thinking that when 'key listen'-mode is engaged that the input meter follows this mode on the gate setup screen. On a somewhat daw related issue. When the daw output 0dBFS, x32 will light up its clip light. This is an 'issue' if someone gives you normalized tracks. Clip light should only be activated when a real clip occur. x32 makes it a real joy again to do live mixes on the console with pre-recorded multitrack content. A nice addition would be to have the mackie meters on the big lcd as well. Right now they're only on the meters above the faders. Soon I will develop an osc-app that has a dedicated meters view, like the mackie TT-24 had in its remote app. Some interesting findings I have made is that the midi-documentation mentions support for touch-write and the osc-documentation says that the hpf is selectable 12/18/24dB. The format of the saves scenes and channels seems to reflect the osc-implementation. [/QUOTE]

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