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<blockquote data-quote="Donnie Evans" data-source="post: 90099" data-attributes="member: 129">Mono Out?Ok, I think I&#039;ve read all of the quickstart guides, manuals, this thread, etc. that I can find on the X32, and either I just completely missed it or I haven&#039;t found a good explanation yet of the Mono Out.&nbsp; I never run my mains in stereo.&nbsp; On my mixwiz, everything is panned hard left, and I use my L main out.&nbsp; On my GL2400 I used my Mono Out (l+r sum) on the console.&nbsp; I&#039;m still trying to grasp the correct routing option for this.&nbsp; I know default L R out are 15 and 16 xlr out.&nbsp; What is my easiest way to have a mono out?&nbsp; Just make sure everything (FX returns included) is panned Center and use one or the other? Or do I click the Mono button on the configuration for every channel?&nbsp; If so then where is my mono mix coming from and where is it routed?&nbsp; I know there is a M/C fader on the matrix layer, does this control the mono out?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Donnie Evans, post: 90099, member: 129"] Mono Out? Ok, I think I've read all of the quickstart guides, manuals, this thread, etc. that I can find on the X32, and either I just completely missed it or I haven't found a good explanation yet of the Mono Out. I never run my mains in stereo. On my mixwiz, everything is panned hard left, and I use my L main out. On my GL2400 I used my Mono Out (l+r sum) on the console. I'm still trying to grasp the correct routing option for this. I know default L R out are 15 and 16 xlr out. What is my easiest way to have a mono out? Just make sure everything (FX returns included) is panned Center and use one or the other? Or do I click the Mono button on the configuration for every channel? If so then where is my mono mix coming from and where is it routed? I know there is a M/C fader on the matrix layer, does this control the mono out? [/QUOTE]

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