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<blockquote data-quote="Tim McCulloch" data-source="post: 67752" data-attributes="member: 67">Re: X32 discussionDigidesign calls that &quot;delay compensation&quot; and is designed to address this exact problem.&nbsp; It&#039;s not automatic, though, as it adds a bit of additional latency in the signal path.&nbsp; I think Midas implements this, too.&nbsp; Going back to my comment about how corporate decisions are made regarding features, this is something that separates the 2 brands and justifies (artificially or not) the price difference between them.&nbsp; Uli may or may not decide to put these kinds of features (it&#039;s only software, right?) into the X series... but my bet is that they will not dilute their low-end Midas market with &quot;high end&quot; X series.Another reason would be that there *might* be a larger X series desk in the works that *might* have an expanded feature set.&nbsp; This model would be the bridge between X and Pro.&nbsp; Mostly, though, my take from comments from Behringer is that the X series will mostly expand downward in size to reach the 12-16 channel users and provide a modest upgrade path.&nbsp; We&#039;ll have to wait and see what shows up at Musik Messe.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim McCulloch, post: 67752, member: 67"] Re: X32 discussion Digidesign calls that "delay compensation" and is designed to address this exact problem. It's not automatic, though, as it adds a bit of additional latency in the signal path. I think Midas implements this, too. Going back to my comment about how corporate decisions are made regarding features, this is something that separates the 2 brands and justifies (artificially or not) the price difference between them. Uli may or may not decide to put these kinds of features (it's only software, right?) into the X series... but my bet is that they will not dilute their low-end Midas market with "high end" X series. Another reason would be that there *might* be a larger X series desk in the works that *might* have an expanded feature set. This model would be the bridge between X and Pro. Mostly, though, my take from comments from Behringer is that the X series will mostly expand downward in size to reach the 12-16 channel users and provide a modest upgrade path. We'll have to wait and see what shows up at Musik Messe. [/QUOTE]

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