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<blockquote data-quote="Michael Glenn" data-source="post: 91340" data-attributes="member: 928">Re: Scene File for PerOk, I&#039;m embarrassed to say I can&#039;t figure out how to do something pretty basic. I&#039;m trying to set up my x32 similar to the youtube video where Dave Rat explains his mixing strategy. <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMMmR1u0CFk" target="_blank">Dave Rat - Live Sound Mixing Strategy - YouTube</a>&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;1 - I&#039;m using stereo groups, drum group, gtr group, vocal group,&nbsp; etc... I&#039;m trying to assign the FX (vocal reverb and vocal delay in my case) to the vocal subgroup and not the main L/R output,&nbsp; such that when I raise or lower the group, the FX follow. I don&#039;t see how to do this.2 - Is it possible to unlink the stereo compressor on the groups?&nbsp; Dave Rat explains these should not be linked. Individual channels are assigned to their respective group(s) and not &#039;double bused&#039;&nbsp; to the main L/R output.&nbsp; I was under the impression double busing on a digital board was a bad idea, even with a board with low latency.Sorry to waste you time with a basic routing question but I&#039;m just not seeing it.Mike</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Michael Glenn, post: 91340, member: 928"] Re: Scene File for Per Ok, I'm embarrassed to say I can't figure out how to do something pretty basic. I'm trying to set up my x32 similar to the youtube video where Dave Rat explains his mixing strategy. [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMMmR1u0CFk]Dave Rat - Live Sound Mixing Strategy - YouTube[/url] 1 - I'm using stereo groups, drum group, gtr group, vocal group, etc... I'm trying to assign the FX (vocal reverb and vocal delay in my case) to the vocal subgroup and not the main L/R output, such that when I raise or lower the group, the FX follow. I don't see how to do this. 2 - Is it possible to unlink the stereo compressor on the groups? Dave Rat explains these should not be linked. Individual channels are assigned to their respective group(s) and not 'double bused' to the main L/R output. I was under the impression double busing on a digital board was a bad idea, even with a board with low latency. Sorry to waste you time with a basic routing question but I'm just not seeing it. Mike [/QUOTE]

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