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<blockquote data-quote="Robert Lofgren" data-source="post: 84000" data-attributes="member: 2447">Re: X32 for High School Auditorium Intall?Yes and no,The other day I was asked to do sound on a ls9-16 in some school auditorium (fixed installation). The console was quite locked down and I was not allowed to reprogram the udk&#039;s.Suddenly in the middle of the show all sound stops and nothing was where as I had it setup and realized quickly that the scene had changed - But how?The talkback mic had slipped and touched one of the preprogrammed udk&#039;s that led to a mute scene!If this happens to a noob during a real show chances are that this will not be resolved quickly (if ever?) without a knowledgable person to assist.On some other occation during a show my tt24 console went dark and rebooted. I was &#039;upset&#039; but the boot time is small so I wasn&#039;t too worried. When the console came back there was no sound so I quickly reached for my latest scene snapshot - Nothing!I quickly realized that the console had performed some kind of factory reset and everything was gone!It took me 15 minutes to setup the console again with all routing, eq, compressor, fx etc and everything back to a normal show. Thankfully the band was very professional and I was able to setup some sound after five minutes of downtime so that the band could do some &#039;unplugged&#039; stuff and five minutes later I had the monitors and decent sound in the foh and then another five minutes of final tuning. So for the audience the band was &#039;only&#039; gone for five minutes.With a presonus studiolive it is more or less wusiwug like some analog console and it&#039;s difficult to get lost by misstake.But I see what you are getting at. It is good to learn by trial and error but there are time and places where this is a big no-no.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Robert Lofgren, post: 84000, member: 2447"] Re: X32 for High School Auditorium Intall? Yes and no, The other day I was asked to do sound on a ls9-16 in some school auditorium (fixed installation). The console was quite locked down and I was not allowed to reprogram the udk's. Suddenly in the middle of the show all sound stops and nothing was where as I had it setup and realized quickly that the scene had changed - But how? The talkback mic had slipped and touched one of the preprogrammed udk's that led to a mute scene! If this happens to a noob during a real show chances are that this will not be resolved quickly (if ever?) without a knowledgable person to assist. On some other occation during a show my tt24 console went dark and rebooted. I was 'upset' but the boot time is small so I wasn't too worried. When the console came back there was no sound so I quickly reached for my latest scene snapshot - Nothing! I quickly realized that the console had performed some kind of factory reset and everything was gone! It took me 15 minutes to setup the console again with all routing, eq, compressor, fx etc and everything back to a normal show. Thankfully the band was very professional and I was able to setup some sound after five minutes of downtime so that the band could do some 'unplugged' stuff and five minutes later I had the monitors and decent sound in the foh and then another five minutes of final tuning. So for the audience the band was 'only' gone for five minutes. With a presonus studiolive it is more or less wusiwug like some analog console and it's difficult to get lost by misstake. But I see what you are getting at. It is good to learn by trial and error but there are time and places where this is a big no-no. [/QUOTE]

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