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<blockquote data-quote="Uwe Riemer" data-source="post: 75927" data-attributes="member: 394">Re: I want to get spoiledSomeone asked recently, what to improve and Timo came up with a little bit fun stuff, but on a more serious note.&nbsp; I am not completely happy, how the the Dual Mono Effects are handled.&nbsp;Obviously these will be used as inserts, be it GEQs on buses or Wave Designer/ DeEsser/ promised MultiBand comps on channels.At moment I can have the FX page on a user defined button, but always need to look at the top of the page where Dual Mono FX A or B is inserted.&nbsp;So I came up with the following idea:Would it be possible to have a command assignable to a user defined button, which brings the inserted FX of the selected channel/bus on the screen?&nbsp;Of course this would require, that Dual Mono FX e.g. DeEsser, which are now on one layer, are split over two layers.So there are two questions:to the X32 users: Would you like this feature to Behringer: is it possible at all to implement this, if other users like this&nbsp;And another feature suggestion:Copy GEQ A to GEQ BHave funUwe</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Uwe Riemer, post: 75927, member: 394"] Re: I want to get spoiled Someone asked recently, what to improve and Timo came up with a little bit fun stuff, but on a more serious note. I am not completely happy, how the the Dual Mono Effects are handled. Obviously these will be used as inserts, be it GEQs on buses or Wave Designer/ DeEsser/ promised MultiBand comps on channels. At moment I can have the FX page on a user defined button, but always need to look at the top of the page where Dual Mono FX A or B is inserted. So I came up with the following idea: Would it be possible to have a command assignable to a user defined button, which brings the inserted FX of the selected channel/bus on the screen? Of course this would require, that Dual Mono FX e.g. DeEsser, which are now on one layer, are split over two layers. So there are two questions: to the X32 users: Would you like this feature to Behringer: is it possible at all to implement this, if other users like this And another feature suggestion: Copy GEQ A to GEQ B Have fun Uwe [/QUOTE]

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