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<blockquote data-quote="Robert Lofgren" data-source="post: 80094" data-attributes="member: 2447">Re: Recording separate tracks to DAW softwarePress the setup button on the console. Navigate to the config tab and locate initialization in the lower left corner and choose &#039;console&#039;.This will reset the current scene data in memory to a clean state. Think of it as a clean paper with some guide tracks drawn for you. When you do this all 1~32 inputs are routed 1:1 to the asio by default.In s1 make sure that you select the correct asio driver and start mapping the input channels.Now you have two alternatives for daw output.Either you bring back the audio via the master fader in s1. I suggest you bring back the audio via the aux input. To do this you go routing-&gt;home. Set aux in 1-4 to card 1-4. This leaves you with all 32 channels free for recording while monitoring on the aux input.The other setup is slightly more complicated where you bring back all audio into the x32 for in-the-box mixing. Go to routing-&gt;home-&gt;utility and choose card playback. This will disable the analog inputs and replace that with the audio from your daw. Don&#039;t forget to setup output routing in s1 as well.There are some other variants as well but this should serve as a starting point until you get comfortable.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Robert Lofgren, post: 80094, member: 2447"] Re: Recording separate tracks to DAW software Press the setup button on the console. Navigate to the config tab and locate initialization in the lower left corner and choose 'console'. This will reset the current scene data in memory to a clean state. Think of it as a clean paper with some guide tracks drawn for you. When you do this all 1~32 inputs are routed 1:1 to the asio by default. In s1 make sure that you select the correct asio driver and start mapping the input channels. Now you have two alternatives for daw output. Either you bring back the audio via the master fader in s1. I suggest you bring back the audio via the aux input. To do this you go routing->home. Set aux in 1-4 to card 1-4. This leaves you with all 32 channels free for recording while monitoring on the aux input. The other setup is slightly more complicated where you bring back all audio into the x32 for in-the-box mixing. Go to routing->home->utility and choose card playback. This will disable the analog inputs and replace that with the audio from your daw. Don't forget to setup output routing in s1 as well. There are some other variants as well but this should serve as a starting point until you get comfortable. [/QUOTE]

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