Hey all. I built an in ear rig for my band. I'm using a Shure PSM 300 with stereo capabilities. I'm running my left channel to Aux 5, right to Aux 6. What is the point of stereo linking the Aux's when I can accomplish the same thing I'm hearing as a mono mix when the only pan available is for the main out? I figured stereo I'd have panning capabilities. I'm so confused. 

I play bass and stand in the middle in front of the drummer. I'd like to hear the guitar player on my right in my right ear only. Left guitar player in my left. Only way I found to do this is leave the channels unlinked and adjust the faders accordingly in each ear or use a P16-M. I don't understand the concept of stereo linking them if you can't even do simple panning......anyone?

Hi,

Recently purchased a second hand LAKE LP4D12, but without a control surface. Does anyone have any advice on what is the best way to get appropriate software for an old LP4D12?

Hoping to use it with a windows tablet, but the tablet will be new, the lake is old.

Thanks

Hello!

I recently bought Behringer x32 Rack.

Our band has three guitars.

On Master Out they are –

- first, mono, panned hard left,

- second, stereo (using two in`s, linked together), at the middle

- third, mono, panned hard right.

Also there are some drum mics panned left and right.

Monitor wise:

besides other MixBuses there are two stereo Buses from which one is on two XLR/Out linked together, but other - two Aux/Out routed to MixBus 9 and 10 linked together.

And here is the question:

1. How can I get panning in both stereo MixBuses?

Unfortunately, first and third guitars and drum mics do not pan, however second guitar and sampler are OK in the mix.

I had a nice mix from last last saturday night using XR18 and ipad , I tried to save to save the save on my ipad but it did not work. Does anyone know of a video or an instruction on how to do this? the manual does explain in step by step how to do this.  thanks Dave