I own an X32 Rack and an XR18.   I use them both, but have found that there is about 6dB difference in gain between the two units on each channel.   The XR18 has about 6dB more gain than my X32 Rack.

I noticed this recently when I was recording with both units.   The tracks recorded on the XR18 were much stronger than those recorded on the X32 Rack.   I measured the input and output gain on both units using a reference mic and pink noise.   I was surprised at the difference.  

The difference in gain is also apparent during our band practices when we go from one unit to the other.   Each channel is set the same on the two units, so that I can use them interchangeably.    But the XR18 is noticeably louder than the X32.  As I understand it, both units use the same preamps.

Does anyone have any ideas why the gain on the two units would be so different?

We are having issues getting our bass guitar to come through the system into the p16 set up for in ear monitors.  We have tried both through bass guitar amp and directly to the digital snake.   But all we get is a buzzing sound for the ears.  

I'm trying to create 2 separate mixes. One for the house and another for the live stream. I figured that part out. what im having trouble with, is when I create the mix for the live stream it takes away my control of the house mix. How can I fix this ? 

Hi,

I'm trying to update the Flow 8 firmware with the simplyPUT software in linux but I get this error:

DFU ERROR 4: Device Failed to Enter DFU Mode

My main system is UbuntuStudio 32bit (I'm in the process of migrating to 64bit), so I tried to update the firmware from a usb-live system (AVLinux MX-21 64bit).

Can anybody help?

Thanks in advance

We are a church that uses our X32 (current firmware) to mix for our service and send audio out for our live stream. We have the stream outputs set up on Bus 11/12. All our channels send to the busses post-fader so the house mix provides the starting point and then we adjust the sends to 11/12 to dial it in for the stream.

Everything has been fine until last week when the entire stream sounded strange. Things sounded almost robotic and there was a phaser effect on all of the music. We have no idea how it happened. We thought maybe it was a fluke, but we had exactly the same thing on the stream this weekend. It's definitely not an acceptable situation and we need to get it resolved for next week.

Has anyone experienced this before? Or, could you help us troubleshoot it? We've looked at everything we can think of, but obviously we're missing something.

First check was with the effects, of course. We use four send/return effects. A plate reverb on the singers, a vintage reverb on the drums, a hall reverb on the acoustic guitar, and a hall reverb that adds just a little presence to the stream as a whole. We use no insert effects. We looked at all the settings on the effects page and everything checks out as normal.

There is no issue in the main speakers or in our in-ear monitors. The problem is isolated to the stream.

We send the stream out from physical outputs 11/12 into an ATEM Studio Pro switcher, then into our iMac that streams to YouTube.

Any advice, thoughts, or questions are welcome. Thanks!

Hi I have a row of 3 behringer pedals daisychained on a board. Last evening our power failed and come straight back on I went to use the pedals this morn and all 3are dead..tried them one by one nothing tried an old pedal on the power lead and it works are these repairable or of the throw away generation.regards