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<blockquote data-quote="Joseph Schuurman" data-source="post: 92040" data-attributes="member: 4464">Re: X32 Noisy Cooling FanMaybe there&#039;s a better way, but what the intention is, is having a single analog input that has the entire mix, post fader that the musicians can control with a single fader.&nbsp; This is important because, for some musicians, all they need is the general mix, and having to mix a bit of this or that is too cumbersome (as long as the sound guy is on the ball).&nbsp; It also makes managing the iphone app easier too.&nbsp; This also helps with our overall mix, as even having a little bit of the main mix going to the stage monitors, helps keep a consistant sound near stage.&nbsp; Some musicians also want to hear their effects as they&#039;re applied as well, so it helps with that too.&nbsp; If this is a terrible idea, let me know.&nbsp; We never put this analog in, back into the main mix again, that&#039;s scary, it&#039;s well labeled that it&#039;s just for monitor mixes.Yes, this is probably where the confusion is coming from for me.&nbsp; See my&nbsp; monitors, are on mix bus 1-8, and I use the analog outputs for those,&nbsp; and on the X32, I press the 9-16 button and I see effects by default on&nbsp; 13-16 (mix bus), but I use analog outputs in that range for my mains.&nbsp; I&nbsp; take it the internal routing is not outputting to the analog outs for&nbsp; effects then, just an internal &quot;effects send&quot;.Thanks for the clarification Antoon, I&#039;m still coming to grips with how the X32 works, I&#039;ve spent a lot more time with more simpler analog boards, and just came off a long stint with a 01V, which did routing a bit different, and I probably didn&#039;t fully understand that one either lol.I just woke up, but I&#039;ll post a scene file from our X32 in an hour or so.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Joseph Schuurman, post: 92040, member: 4464"] Re: X32 Noisy Cooling Fan Maybe there's a better way, but what the intention is, is having a single analog input that has the entire mix, post fader that the musicians can control with a single fader. This is important because, for some musicians, all they need is the general mix, and having to mix a bit of this or that is too cumbersome (as long as the sound guy is on the ball). It also makes managing the iphone app easier too. This also helps with our overall mix, as even having a little bit of the main mix going to the stage monitors, helps keep a consistant sound near stage. Some musicians also want to hear their effects as they're applied as well, so it helps with that too. If this is a terrible idea, let me know. We never put this analog in, back into the main mix again, that's scary, it's well labeled that it's just for monitor mixes. Yes, this is probably where the confusion is coming from for me. See my monitors, are on mix bus 1-8, and I use the analog outputs for those, and on the X32, I press the 9-16 button and I see effects by default on 13-16 (mix bus), but I use analog outputs in that range for my mains. I take it the internal routing is not outputting to the analog outs for effects then, just an internal "effects send". Thanks for the clarification Antoon, I'm still coming to grips with how the X32 works, I've spent a lot more time with more simpler analog boards, and just came off a long stint with a 01V, which did routing a bit different, and I probably didn't fully understand that one either lol. I just woke up, but I'll post a scene file from our X32 in an hour or so. [/QUOTE]

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