@arturbot 

Hello Arturo, welcome to the community.

Panning each channel hard to opposite sides should separate them in the mix output.  Do you have any connections to other channels and/or the FX or 2-Track? If you turn the level of one mic right down, do you still see the other mic on both L and R meters? Do you have any of the buttons on the right of the mixer pressed?

What software are you using to record from the mixer? If the problem is only apparent in the recording, it may be caused by track settings.

@masdbs 

Hello, I don't thing a date has been given, I have heard it would be one of the first to be released. 

Gracias por tu rápida respuesta Gary.

Aprovecho para preguntarte también si se sabe algo más del problema de la "pantalla fantasma" que afecta a algunas consolas (la mía es una de ellas).

Me gustaría saber si es un problema que se pueda resolver con futuras actualizaciones o es un problema físico de las pantallas táctiles.

En menos de 30 días comienzo una gira de 90 conciertos con una banda y ni hay tarjeta soundgrid disponible para Wing ni sé si voy a tener que enviarla a reparar por culpa de la pantalla.

Nuevamente agradecido por tu ayuda.

Jaime Tilve

@masdbs 

Wow, that's a big tour! I would very much doubt the card will be ready. As to the screen, I have heard 2 versions, 1) It can be fixed with firmware. 2) Some units may actually be faulty and need repair. I have my own theory about it. If it's going to go bad, it will do so right away or at least early on. If it's been working all along without the issue, it probably will be fine. In your case (because of a long and gruelling tour) I would strongly suggest bringing a backup mixer!

I had this amazing old school repair person from long ago who was very fond of saying. Electronic devices like 2 states, either always on or always off. I have left my Wing on for multiple long stretches in hopes that if was going to fail (screen wise or otherwise)it would do it early on. It has not and I feel like I have a stable unit which will continue to work as intended. That all said-I would still bring a backup mixer just in case Hope you have a great tour!

EDIT: Now that we have Wing Mixing Station for Apple, Android AND Win10 operating systems you can always use it even if the screen goes nuclear!

Hola Gary.

Donde puedo encontrar la Wing Mixing Station para Windows 10 que me comentabas en tu anterior email?

Gracias por el soporte.

Jaime Tilve

Craig Fowler;131193 wrote:

If the gate thresholds were too high you wouldn't get any signal in monitors either, whereas signal in monitors but not LR is likely to be a post-fader send issue (eg DCA\mute groups.)

Hello @kailert , welcome to the community.

To access all 32 channels on the X32, you need to install the X-USB Windows driver. You can get it from X32 Downloads. The driver supports 32/32 channels using the ASIO interface.

Hi! Yes I have the X-USB driver and Windows and asio4all only recognize 1-2 stereo inputs and outputs.

See attached image.

Hi @kailert ,

Remove the ASIO4ALL drivers completely. They will interfere with the full functionality of the ASIO drivers that Rex @RexBeckett pointed you to.

So my overall issue is playback. I know how to route everything using just the ASIO functions, and I've already gotten multitrack recordings done, but I can't hear the recorded audio when I play it back.

I was using ASIO4all to try to route playback to my computer soundcard to see if that would work. So I'm still trying to figure out how to get playback working correctly. @RexBeckett 

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@kailert wrote:

So my overall issue is playback. I know how to route everything using just the ASIO functions, and I've already gotten multitrack recordings done, but I can't hear the recorded audio when I play it back.

I was using ASIO4all to try to route playback to my computer soundcard to see if that would work. So I'm still trying to figure out how to get playback working correctly. @RexBeckett 

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@kailert 

Do you want to play the recorded tracks back through the individual channels on the X32 so you mix them on the console? Or do you want to mix on your DAW and play back a stereo mix through your console?

neilbunker wrote:

Based on other's reports here, it sounds like firmware is not your issue. The firmware issue that 4.04 addresses is for pedals that stop working entirely. On my G, when this happens, the pedals calibrate fine, but will not alter the parameters they are assigned to. I think I've read a few posts where people have reported not being able to calibrate at all.





If the pedal calibration and functionality are working, but not achieving a wide range, I would suspect it is not an issue with the G, but with the pedal itself, or another variable like the cable. There is at least some anecdotal evidence that cable quality can affect calibration range, it might have been bucketbot who reported this if I remember correctly. Maybe he can chime in.





As far as 0-23 being horrible, how does it sound when controlling effects parameters or volume? Do you hear "stepping" instead of a smooth transition between heel down and toe down? If it works well, the low calibration range is nothing to worry about. The G is designed to work with a wide range of volume and expression pedals, which is why you need to calibrate in the first place.