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<blockquote data-quote="Robert Lofgren" data-source="post: 74539" data-attributes="member: 2447">Re: Change routing without losing gain settings and 48VThe preamp gain follows the physical input and not the channel strip, which make sense.You might have some low-output sm58 on s16a2 and a higher output c1000 on s16b9. It would be a disaster to keep the same preamp gain.This would also be no different to route channels internally on the console itself. Let&#039;s say that you have no s16 but you have the same scenario with the mics plugged into in17 and in25 on the x32. You would never expect the preamp gain to follow the channel strip routing, and I can&#039;t recall any other console doing this either.Another similar scenario would be multiple s16&#039;s on a multiband night where each band uses a dedicated set of s16’s. When you re-route the channel strips you wouldn&#039;t want the preamp gain copied from the first band using the same channels strips...As for random preamp settings...? All physical inputs should always be setup for proper gain structure for its intended use.When you say gain-saving I assume you mean the preamp and the digital trim. Both are being saved.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Robert Lofgren, post: 74539, member: 2447"] Re: Change routing without losing gain settings and 48V The preamp gain follows the physical input and not the channel strip, which make sense. You might have some low-output sm58 on s16a2 and a higher output c1000 on s16b9. It would be a disaster to keep the same preamp gain. This would also be no different to route channels internally on the console itself. Let's say that you have no s16 but you have the same scenario with the mics plugged into in17 and in25 on the x32. You would never expect the preamp gain to follow the channel strip routing, and I can't recall any other console doing this either. Another similar scenario would be multiple s16's on a multiband night where each band uses a dedicated set of s16’s. When you re-route the channel strips you wouldn't want the preamp gain copied from the first band using the same channels strips... As for random preamp settings...? All physical inputs should always be setup for proper gain structure for its intended use. When you say gain-saving I assume you mean the preamp and the digital trim. Both are being saved. [/QUOTE]

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