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<blockquote data-quote="Rob Bolling" data-source="post: 66884" data-attributes="member: 1958">re: X32 DiscussionOK so here is my next question to you recording types.&nbsp; I often end up overdubbing to the tune of 26-30 tracks.&nbsp; For examples sake, let me present the following scenario.&nbsp; Let’s say I am working on a song that will have 32 total tracks to be mixed down.&nbsp; Being that I/O is assigned in 8 channel blocks, how would I set up the X32 routing so that I could record overdubs and still hear the playback once I got above 24 tracks?&nbsp; I know I could subgroup in my DAW and just route to the first 24 of the X32, but that is a minor pain in the butt having to go back and re-route the X32 and the outputs of the DAW.&nbsp; Just wondering if I was missing something to where I could assign the some of the pre-amps to the Auxs for input into the daw, and then use 1-32 as returns from the card for mixdown without having to re-route anything while I work.&nbsp; If I can do this, I may be happy indeed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rob Bolling, post: 66884, member: 1958"] re: X32 Discussion OK so here is my next question to you recording types. I often end up overdubbing to the tune of 26-30 tracks. For examples sake, let me present the following scenario. Let’s say I am working on a song that will have 32 total tracks to be mixed down. Being that I/O is assigned in 8 channel blocks, how would I set up the X32 routing so that I could record overdubs and still hear the playback once I got above 24 tracks? I know I could subgroup in my DAW and just route to the first 24 of the X32, but that is a minor pain in the butt having to go back and re-route the X32 and the outputs of the DAW. Just wondering if I was missing something to where I could assign the some of the pre-amps to the Auxs for input into the daw, and then use 1-32 as returns from the card for mixdown without having to re-route anything while I work. If I can do this, I may be happy indeed. [/QUOTE]

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