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<blockquote data-quote="Tim Ringgenberg" data-source="post: 73584" data-attributes="member: 2451">Re: NOOB!Welcome Nick. I would not try to over think things. The x32 is pretty straight forward. Watch the videos on Youtube (the Behringer videos from their webinars are a great place to start) and get a grip on all the functions. Play with the xcontrol and set up some aux sends and learn how to get to the channel dynamics and eq. I stepped onto the x32 and was up and running in less than 5 minutes. I did have the advantage of having used digital boards before but they are all different so I am not sure how much of an advantage that really was. I have been an analogue guy for almost ever and I found this an easy transition for me. In many ways, once you get used to it, you will find the internal routing to be a blessing. You should feel free to ask questions as I think many here will be glad to help you. Best of luck to you when you get to play with it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim Ringgenberg, post: 73584, member: 2451"] Re: NOOB! Welcome Nick. I would not try to over think things. The x32 is pretty straight forward. Watch the videos on Youtube (the Behringer videos from their webinars are a great place to start) and get a grip on all the functions. Play with the xcontrol and set up some aux sends and learn how to get to the channel dynamics and eq. I stepped onto the x32 and was up and running in less than 5 minutes. I did have the advantage of having used digital boards before but they are all different so I am not sure how much of an advantage that really was. I have been an analogue guy for almost ever and I found this an easy transition for me. In many ways, once you get used to it, you will find the internal routing to be a blessing. You should feel free to ask questions as I think many here will be glad to help you. Best of luck to you when you get to play with it. [/QUOTE]

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