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<blockquote data-quote="Nick Davis" data-source="post: 84337" data-attributes="member: 1713">Re: X32 track by track recordinghi,a way to do this is to set the routing of the aux&#039;s 1-4 as local 1-4. This allows you to use the local 1-4 inputs (I.e. the xlrs &amp; ch strip). You then set the inputs 1-8 etc to card. In reaper set inputs 1 -4 (or less) to record to spare traks.on the x32 set up a mix for the talent from the card input channels and the aux ch&#039;s you are using for the recording and away you go!btw this is if you have recorded 25 or more tracks. If less then can use normal ch io in blocks of 8 set to PB from card and local to record as appropriate - also remember to set card out routing as appropriate.I mainly use the aux method!there are other options e.g you could do a Mon mix in reaper and send this to aux 1 &amp; 2 (set aux 1-4 to card 1-4) and then you can record another 32 ch in one go while monitoring what you have already recorrded - think that would work if you wanted to!!!!!!!!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nick Davis, post: 84337, member: 1713"] Re: X32 track by track recording hi, a way to do this is to set the routing of the aux's 1-4 as local 1-4. This allows you to use the local 1-4 inputs (I.e. the xlrs & ch strip). You then set the inputs 1-8 etc to card. In reaper set inputs 1 -4 (or less) to record to spare traks.on the x32 set up a mix for the talent from the card input channels and the aux ch's you are using for the recording and away you go! btw this is if you have recorded 25 or more tracks. If less then can use normal ch io in blocks of 8 set to PB from card and local to record as appropriate - also remember to set card out routing as appropriate. I mainly use the aux method! there are other options e.g you could do a Mon mix in reaper and send this to aux 1 & 2 (set aux 1-4 to card 1-4) and then you can record another 32 ch in one go while monitoring what you have already recorrded - think that would work if you wanted to!!!!!!!!! [/QUOTE]

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