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<blockquote data-quote="JÃ¶rgen Gustavsson" data-source="post: 74525" data-attributes="member: 1734">Re: Change routing without losing gain settings and 48VHi JohnThank you for your response.I thought I was doing something wrong then I start to use S16 and there havn&#039;t been so much info on this forum about using S16.And I was curious how other users have used their S16. I like to here more comments before I put this on Behringers wish list.It seems as X32 saves gain settings for all inputs (X32 + 3 S16 on AES50A + 3 S16 on AES50B).Then you routing to other block X32 use these gain settings.Are there any benefits to store them all instead of loading a new scene with new routing and gain values?If X32 has 32 mic channels there&#039;s no need to store more than 32 gain values. A new scene have new gain values if you want.Have I missed something? Beside from this issue I think S16 are great complement to X32. CAT5 instead of the analog snake makes things go much smother. Best RegardsJörgen</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JÃ¶rgen Gustavsson, post: 74525, member: 1734"] Re: Change routing without losing gain settings and 48V Hi John Thank you for your response. I thought I was doing something wrong then I start to use S16 and there havn't been so much info on this forum about using S16. And I was curious how other users have used their S16. I like to here more comments before I put this on Behringers wish list. It seems as X32 saves gain settings for all inputs (X32 + 3 S16 on AES50A + 3 S16 on AES50B). Then you routing to other block X32 use these gain settings. Are there any benefits to store them all instead of loading a new scene with new routing and gain values? If X32 has 32 mic channels there's no need to store more than 32 gain values. A new scene have new gain values if you want. Have I missed something? Beside from this issue I think S16 are great complement to X32. CAT5 instead of the analog snake makes things go much smother. Best Regards Jörgen [/QUOTE]

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