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<blockquote data-quote="Dan Mortensen" data-source="post: 74972" data-attributes="member: 2826">Re: The new XiControlHmmmm, the default channel EQ gain for all bands is maximum cut.Resetting each channel gives you a zero starting point.The compressor section looks nice, with maybe more choices than on the console? Not sure about this, there&#039;s a lot of knobs, though.Larger meter in compressors would be nice, for that matter, a page of large compressor meters would be useful...&nbsp;Oh, and there are the same number of knobs in the compressor section, it just looked like m/editI like the look of it, much more pro than the previous version.Edits: 1) Default channel EQ gain as described is only in offline mode. Connecting to the console reads correctly.2) No more knobs in the compressor section, just looked like at first glance, maybe the grouping is tighter or something.3) The meters on the input page were redone to remove a sea of red, so that the user was looking at different intensities of red to decide what was going on. The new graphics have the background as grey or dark, and the reductions will be MUCH easier to see.New info:The graphic EQ&#039;s are instantly accessible now on the iPad, and this will eliminate needing to get out of fader mode to EQ, which as a new digital user made me uncomfortable.This is really a great revision and is extraordinarily useful progress. I&#039;m on pins and needles to see what will be announced at NAMM.....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dan Mortensen, post: 74972, member: 2826"] Re: The new XiControl Hmmmm, the default channel EQ gain for all bands is maximum cut. Resetting each channel gives you a zero starting point. The compressor section looks nice, with maybe more choices than on the console? Not sure about this, there's a lot of knobs, though.[COLOR=#808080][/COLOR] Larger meter in compressors would be nice, for that matter, a page of large compressor meters would be useful... Oh, and there are the same number of knobs in the compressor section, it just looked like m/edit I like the look of it, much more pro than the previous version. [COLOR=#808080][/COLOR] Edits: 1) Default channel EQ gain as described is only in offline mode. Connecting to the console reads correctly. 2) No more knobs in the compressor section, just looked like at first glance, maybe the grouping is tighter or something. 3) The meters on the input page were redone to remove a sea of red, so that the user was looking at different intensities of red to decide what was going on. The new graphics have the background as grey or dark, and the reductions will be MUCH easier to see. New info: The graphic EQ's are instantly accessible now on the iPad, and this will eliminate needing to get out of fader mode to EQ, which as a new digital user made me uncomfortable. This is really a great revision and is extraordinarily useful progress. I'm on pins and needles to see what will be announced at NAMM..... [/QUOTE]

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