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<blockquote data-quote="Chris Clark" data-source="post: 80545" data-attributes="member: 2763">Re: X32 DiscussionThis is something many of us have been waiting on (myself included) and has been asked many times (both in this thread and in the Feature Request thread at Behringer&#039;s forums, and probably other places). Last news was that it is in the works, whether it will be in 2.0 or farther down the line is still to be seen, last status I had seen on it from R&amp;D is that they&#039;re working out the best way to implement it.As far as a long term roadmap, I think Behringer is figuring out their next turns as they go. I see this was your first post but you&#039;ve been a member since August, so if you&#039;ve been reading you&#039;ve no doubt noticed that the previous firmware updates have been largely comprised of bug fixes and suggestions which were brought up here and other forums, &quot;by the people&quot; as it were. I think now it seems that the major teething problem bugs have been by-and-large worked out of the system, yes there&#039;s still some here and there but not nearly as many show stoppers as there were so I think you&#039;ll definitely see the updates slow down for one thing (unless some major bug presents itself with the new models), but they&#039;ll also start focusing more on added features as opposed to the bug fixes that were the major focus up to now.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chris Clark, post: 80545, member: 2763"] Re: X32 Discussion This is something many of us have been waiting on (myself included) and has been asked many times (both in this thread and in the Feature Request thread at Behringer's forums, and probably other places). Last news was that it is in the works, whether it will be in 2.0 or farther down the line is still to be seen, last status I had seen on it from R&D is that they're working out the best way to implement it. As far as a long term roadmap, I think Behringer is figuring out their next turns as they go. I see this was your first post but you've been a member since August, so if you've been reading you've no doubt noticed that the previous firmware updates have been largely comprised of bug fixes and suggestions which were brought up here and other forums, "by the people" as it were. I think now it seems that the major teething problem bugs have been by-and-large worked out of the system, yes there's still some here and there but not nearly as many show stoppers as there were so I think you'll definitely see the updates slow down for one thing (unless some major bug presents itself with the new models), but they'll also start focusing more on added features as opposed to the bug fixes that were the major focus up to now. [/QUOTE]

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