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<blockquote data-quote="Gayle Snedecor" data-source="post: 68665" data-attributes="member: 1824">Re: X32 DiscussionI&#039;ve searched and read, it may already be covered, but I couldn&#039;t find it.&nbsp; I&#039;ve been asked to do something that I know very little about.&nbsp; Some gentle help would be gratefully accepted...There is a need at our church to separately mix the house and an AUX we use for audio recording.&nbsp; We have been making the FOH person do both, but the recording mixing gets forgotten about, leading to poor mix on the video/audio.&nbsp; We have a Yamaha MG32 analog system, and we could just split the inputs and buy a separate analog mixer for the recording, but that wouldn&#039;t be any fun!&nbsp; I would like the replace the MG32 with the X-32 and somehow allow a person in another room to mix the recording audio.I&#039;m pretty sure we can use a computer or the ipad to allow the recording technician to mix an output. That has been talked about on this thread a bit.&nbsp; But, can we somehow keep the computer or the ipad operator from inadvertently doing something that adversely affects the FOH?&nbsp; I know nothing about mixing multi-track audio on PC&#039;s.&nbsp; Can we design a screen or setup so that the recording technician only adjusts the recording mix, and doesn&#039;t accidently&nbsp; have a brain fart and mess up the FOH?If not, we&#039;ll have to go with a separate mixer system, either analog or pc-based and taking the digital signal from the X-32, I guess.What are the options available to me, if I had the X-32 in place and had it on my wireless network?Thanks!Gayle Snedecor</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gayle Snedecor, post: 68665, member: 1824"] Re: X32 Discussion I've searched and read, it may already be covered, but I couldn't find it. I've been asked to do something that I know very little about. Some gentle help would be gratefully accepted... There is a need at our church to separately mix the house and an AUX we use for audio recording. We have been making the FOH person do both, but the recording mixing gets forgotten about, leading to poor mix on the video/audio. We have a Yamaha MG32 analog system, and we could just split the inputs and buy a separate analog mixer for the recording, but that wouldn't be any fun! I would like the replace the MG32 with the X-32 and somehow allow a person in another room to mix the recording audio. I'm pretty sure we can use a computer or the ipad to allow the recording technician to mix an output. That has been talked about on this thread a bit. But, can we somehow keep the computer or the ipad operator from inadvertently doing something that adversely affects the FOH? I know nothing about mixing multi-track audio on PC's. Can we design a screen or setup so that the recording technician only adjusts the recording mix, and doesn't accidently have a brain fart and mess up the FOH? If not, we'll have to go with a separate mixer system, either analog or pc-based and taking the digital signal from the X-32, I guess. What are the options available to me, if I had the X-32 in place and had it on my wireless network? Thanks! Gayle Snedecor [/QUOTE]

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