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<blockquote data-quote="David Emery" data-source="post: 66862" data-attributes="member: 2019">re: X32 DiscussionI&#039;d like to group channels, for example 4 toms or all metal elements of kit over two busses panning within, inserting un-linked compressors on the two busses set equally (I know this parts possible).&nbsp; I guess I&#039;m just thinking in analogue terms, group to 1&amp;2 and not the main mix and panning is a simple as 123.&nbsp; Chris Painter:I saw I was able to pan the groups from dead centre to 100% L/R but this doesn&#039;t help If I want to pan a channel 20% to the L group and 80% to the right for example.Joe Sanborn:I&#039;d not thought of using a post fader sent that wasn&#039;t sent to the mix bus.&nbsp; Again, although I&#039;ve used digital consoles before I tend to think &#039;Analogue&#039; methods and so was looking to be able to mimic analogue group panning.&nbsp; However it&#039;s just an adjustment of method so I&#039;ll soon get used to it.Thanks for all your replies!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="David Emery, post: 66862, member: 2019"] re: X32 Discussion I'd like to group channels, for example 4 toms or all metal elements of kit over two busses panning within, inserting un-linked compressors on the two busses set equally (I know this parts possible). I guess I'm just thinking in analogue terms, group to 1&2 and not the main mix and panning is a simple as 123. [U]Chris Painter: [/U]I saw I was able to pan the groups from dead centre to 100% L/R but this doesn't help If I want to pan a channel 20% to the L group and 80% to the right for example. [U] Joe Sanborn:[/U] I'd not thought of using a post fader sent that wasn't sent to the mix bus. Again, although I've used digital consoles before I tend to think 'Analogue' methods and so was looking to be able to mimic analogue group panning. However it's just an adjustment of method so I'll soon get used to it. [B]Thanks for all your replies![/B] [/QUOTE]

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