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<blockquote data-quote="Spenser Hamilton" data-source="post: 68325" data-attributes="member: 2272">Re: I/O routing and P16Nice work Christian! I just finished up a two week run of a musical production of White Christmas - I posted some pictures above. 23 RF mics (Sennheiser Belt Pack with Countryman E6i), 4 lines from the Orchestra Pit (Bass and Key DI, plus a pair of Rode NT2) and sound effects from my laptop through an aux input. PA was MRX 515 over 518, with AC25 center fills, processed and powered by two Crown XTI4000. I used the on-board graph for the first time, no complaints, it worked like you would expect a graphic eq to work.The show would have been a nightmare to run on an analogue console, but the power provided by the X32 allowed me to EQ and compress and generally just tweak each actors voice to perfection, metering on each channel provided a nice visual reference of what each mic was doing.Look forward to working out the X32 in a more conventional band atmosphere, but anyone who is looking for a new console for theatre use, should give the X32 a strong consideration.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Spenser Hamilton, post: 68325, member: 2272"] Re: I/O routing and P16 Nice work Christian! I just finished up a two week run of a musical production of White Christmas - I posted some pictures above. 23 RF mics (Sennheiser Belt Pack with Countryman E6i), 4 lines from the Orchestra Pit (Bass and Key DI, plus a pair of Rode NT2) and sound effects from my laptop through an aux input. PA was MRX 515 over 518, with AC25 center fills, processed and powered by two Crown XTI4000. I used the on-board graph for the first time, no complaints, it worked like you would expect a graphic eq to work. The show would have been a nightmare to run on an analogue console, but the power provided by the X32 allowed me to EQ and compress and generally just tweak each actors voice to perfection, metering on each channel provided a nice visual reference of what each mic was doing. Look forward to working out the X32 in a more conventional band atmosphere, but anyone who is looking for a new console for theatre use, should give the X32 a strong consideration. [/QUOTE]

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