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<blockquote data-quote="Dragos Strat" data-source="post: 90373" data-attributes="member: 4461">Re: Monitor out whineHi, I&#039;m a guitarist who wants to start a studio but newbie in recording.&nbsp; I just placed an order for x32, should arrive next week (so exited!!!).&nbsp; I need some help comprehending what is the best way for studio&nbsp; recording with x32. I searched over internet but I can&#039;t find the answer&nbsp; to my question. Is there a possibility to bypass preamps in&nbsp; initial recording, and after that, when mixing, to ad the channel strip&nbsp; section (post recording) to have full control over gain and eq section&nbsp; without to alter recording from the start? Being all digital my main&nbsp; reason is the signal will be all time digital, without reconverted&nbsp; between analog-digital over and over, so nothing will be lost in the&nbsp; process. For example, a friend of mine has Venice F-32, and this console&nbsp; (targeted also for live) it has the ability to bypass preamps for the&nbsp; initial recording, and he use this feature. I read that x32 has this&nbsp; ability only for 6 channels, is this info correct? But when recording&nbsp; drums I&#039;ll need 8+ channel to do that.Above all, is this a better strategy to record (bypassing pres and adding them post recording)?Please be patient with me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dragos Strat, post: 90373, member: 4461"] Re: Monitor out whine Hi, I'm a guitarist who wants to start a studio but newbie in recording. I just placed an order for x32, should arrive next week (so exited!!!). I need some help comprehending what is the best way for studio recording with x32. I searched over internet but I can't find the answer to my question. Is there a possibility to bypass preamps in initial recording, and after that, when mixing, to ad the channel strip section (post recording) to have full control over gain and eq section without to alter recording from the start? Being all digital my main reason is the signal will be all time digital, without reconverted between analog-digital over and over, so nothing will be lost in the process. For example, a friend of mine has Venice F-32, and this console (targeted also for live) it has the ability to bypass preamps for the initial recording, and he use this feature. I read that x32 has this ability only for 6 channels, is this info correct? But when recording drums I'll need 8+ channel to do that. Above all, is this a better strategy to record (bypassing pres and adding them post recording)? Please be patient with me. [/QUOTE]

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