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<blockquote data-quote="Joe Sanborn" data-source="post: 67518" data-attributes="member: 2062">Re: Recording from Aux InHi Jan,Thanks for the questions you have brought up.Inserting the XUF send/return per channel:You actually can do this by selecting all Card inputs on the &quot;home&quot; screen of the ROUTING menu (since by default the Card would already be set to send direct outputs from the mic pres to the computer). This would route the mic signal through the computer before the channel strip, acting like an insert. Only problem with this you may have noticed is that once you do this you lose control of Mic Preamp gain (because it becomes a digital trim for the card input). Because of this, you would need to set gain and turn on/off phantom power before switching your inputs to &quot;card&quot; on the &quot;home&quot; screen of the ROUTING menu. I have successfully ran the Waves Multirack host in this way. Alternatively, if only a few channels are needed you can set the AUX inputs to Card 1-4 on the &quot;home&quot; screen of the ROUTING menu and then insert one of those AUX channels on the &quot;config&quot; screen of any channel or bus. Our development team is aware of this and we hope to see a better solution soon, one that will allow you to either &quot;insert&quot; a card channel as you suggested or at the least allow you to maintain control of preamp gain when using the method I described above. De-esser:May people have brought up having a de-esser on the X32.&nbsp; As Uli has posted, this is coming in a near future firmware upgrade.&nbsp; In the mean time you may want to consider the following solution:Each channel compressor can apply a filter on the sidechain signal, so that you can remove sibilance per channel. You could also consider employing the duck function of the gate in a frequency selective way.I hope it helps.BestJoe SanbornManager, Channel MarketingMUSIC GroupBEHRINGER</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Joe Sanborn, post: 67518, member: 2062"] Re: Recording from Aux In Hi Jan, Thanks for the questions you have brought up. [B]Inserting the XUF send/return per channel:[/B] You actually can do this by selecting all Card inputs on the "home" screen of the ROUTING menu (since by default the Card would already be set to send direct outputs from the mic pres to the computer). This would route the mic signal through the computer before the channel strip, acting like an insert. Only problem with this you may have noticed is that once you do this you lose control of Mic Preamp gain (because it becomes a digital trim for the card input). Because of this, you would need to set gain and turn on/off phantom power before switching your inputs to "card" on the "home" screen of the ROUTING menu. I have successfully ran the Waves Multirack host in this way. Alternatively, if only a few channels are needed you can set the AUX inputs to Card 1-4 on the "home" screen of the ROUTING menu and then insert one of those AUX channels on the "config" screen of any channel or bus. Our development team is aware of this and we hope to see a better solution soon, one that will allow you to either "insert" a card channel as you suggested or at the least allow you to maintain control of preamp gain when using the method I described above. [B]De-esser: [/B]May people have brought up having a de-esser on the X32. As Uli has posted, this is coming in a near future firmware upgrade. In the mean time you may want to consider t[COLOR=#000000][FONT=Arial]he following solution: Each channel compressor can apply a filter on the sidechain signal, so that you can remove sibilance per channel. You could also consider employing the duck function of the gate in a frequency selective way.[/FONT][/COLOR] I hope it helps. Best Joe Sanborn Manager, Channel Marketing MUSIC Group BEHRINGER [/QUOTE]

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