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<blockquote data-quote="Robert Lofgren" data-source="post: 91468" data-attributes="member: 2447">Re: X32 DiscussionNo, this is wrong!The preamp gain you talk about is included in the channel gain. You can verify this by turning the channel gain and watch the preamp gain jump every 2.5dB.You are hereby corrected ;-)you really need to understand what we are trying to tell you - You can never bypass the channel preamp. It is needed to set the correct level into the a/d. There is no gain in the a/d to control. That would be only a digital gain if it were to be controlled.All mixers have some preamp on its inputs. It doesn&#039;t matter if it&#039;s a mic or line input.On the x32 you have no reason to bypass any preamp. Your daw will record the signal right after the a/d and when you return the signal from your daw into the x32 it never enters the preamp again - Ever!Now, go and record some stuff and be very happy about the sound from your x32 because you are overthinking it...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Robert Lofgren, post: 91468, member: 2447"] Re: X32 Discussion No, this is wrong! The preamp gain you talk about is included in the channel gain. You can verify this by turning the channel gain and watch the preamp gain jump every 2.5dB. You are hereby corrected ;-) you really need to understand what we are trying to tell you - You can never bypass the channel preamp. It is needed to set the correct level into the a/d. There is no gain in the a/d to control. That would be only a digital gain if it were to be controlled. All mixers have some preamp on its inputs. It doesn't matter if it's a mic or line input. On the x32 you have no reason to bypass any preamp. Your daw will record the signal right after the a/d and when you return the signal from your daw into the x32 it never enters the preamp again - Ever! Now, go and record some stuff and be very happy about the sound from your x32 because you are overthinking it... [/QUOTE]

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