All of a sudden my compressor when turned on steals all my volume and leaves me with a quiet thin crakle sound. I get the same issue if I use Tone Print 3 on the delay. 

I reloaded the tone print but it will work for a second and then volume dropes and sound becomes a crackle.

Compressor when engage causes huge volume drop and sound turns to the same crackle.

System reset doesn't fix the issue either.

Hello,

  I use the Midas M32 as a console for my studio, and I have 3 headphone amps that I use through AUX 1,2 & 3.

I want to be able to send verb,delay effects to AUX 1,2 & 3 for the performers, but I don't want to hear the effects in my control room.

I hope that makes sense and is a clear description of my issue. I hear the effects through the headphone amps plus the control room speakers. I want the dry signal to come to control room speakers and the wet signal to go to my headphone amps for the performers. 

Thank you very much for your time and I appreciate any help.

Hello Folks,

Has anyone tried Reamping with a DI Box by using it in Reverse?

1. You take a 1/4" balanced TRS cable out from any output of the UR-44 and insert it into rear panel of your DI Box Output via an XLR Female to 1/4" female. (Mine is a Behringer DI-100.
2. Then on the Front of the DI Box connect a 1/4" TRS balanced cable from the Input to the input of the first pedal in the pedal chain.
3. Then a TS unbalanced cable from output of the last pedal in your pedal chain into a Hi-Z input on the UR-44 (1 or 2) ?

https://mediadl.musictribe.com/media/PLM/data//images/products/P0062/515Wx515H/DI100_P0062_Other1_B.png
https://mediadl.musictribe.com/media/PLM/data//images/products/P0062/515Wx515H/DI100_P0062_Other1_B.png
https://mediadl.musictribe.com/media/sys_master/h4c/h48/8850060607518.pdf

Hi guys!
I bought a Turbosound ip2000 speakers on the USA eBay and delivered them to Europe.
I was hoping that their power supply would have a 110v-220v voltage switch (American or European standard), as it is implemented in the speakers of many other manufacturers. But when I got my speakers, I was very upset not seeing the opportunity to change the voltage.
Is it possible to change the voltage in the power supply of these speakers without replacing the power supply?
I bought used speakers, so I understand that the manufacturer's warranty no longer applies to them, and I can safely redo the power supply.
Can someone help me?

Recently spent some time on my x32, and realized that the monitor mixes (via bus mixes) were all set to post fader. Although I hav read these should be set to prefader, I am not sure why that would be the case, as I assume the faders in question are the faders that affect the monitor mix level, NOT The faders controlling FOH. Is this not the case? Any advice/info would be appreciated. Thanks! 

Hello,

    I apologize for the potentially ignorant question, but here goes: for live shows, we run the bass and kick through the sub via Aux 6 output exclusively. That aux output is controlled by the M/C channel (not sure if I am wording this correctly, hopefully my description makes sense). Anyway, I want to know if there is a way to be able to send (in my case) the bass and kick through the sub via aux 6/M/C channel AND the mains LR but be able to control the output seperately (ie if I increase output for the signal to the sub, it won't affect the amount going through the mains). Thanks in advance!