How do you SIMPLY send the XR18's FX and EQ to a DAW along WITH the dry signal for each track?

Our XR18's mix sounds perfect LIVE, and that's exactly what I want the computer to record! I DON'T want to add FX and EX to the tracks in the DAW later!

Hello everyone,

I have a x32 compact with the usb card to hook to my computer/DAW. I have a Fostex VF160 multi-channle recorder that I use for remote recording sessions. the Fostex has Optical ADAT outs. I have a Powerplay 16-I that has Optical ADAT inputs.

I can run the ADAT FROM the Fostex TO the P16-I and hook a P16-M to it and everything works great.

Okay here is my question...

Is it possible to run the Cat5 cable FROM the P16-I TO the x32 via the ASE50 A or B to get the recording input from the Fostex that is running into the P16-I?

I mean, it seems like it should work like the Digital Snake.

This would allow for my remote recording to be inputed into the x32 while being able to record 16 channels inthe studio.

Any help would be appreciated!

Mike

Hi,

I have bought a secondhand Behringer CX2310 unit from EBay to drive a single set of small speakers and a subwoofer for a small church building. 

I need to understand how to connect the speakers (via an Amp) so I get "full range to each side and lows to the subwoofer. 

1. Can I connect the outputs of the "High" and "Low" outputs to one channel of the amp to effectively sum the outputs?

2. Do I tune say the "High" or "Low" outputs to give me the range I need?

The frequency response of the speakers (JBL Control One Pro) is 100Hz - 18KHz

The frequency response of the Sub is 40Hz to 250Hz

So I need to be able to send 200Hz - 18KHz to the JBLs and 40Hz - 250Hz to the Sub

I can't see which settings I can use to achieve this without using both the high and low outputs.

Any thoughts??

Thanks

Alan  

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Hi guys, 

Just got used a TC Electronic - Nova Drive.

I really like a couple of the setting the previous owner has programmed.

How can I see the parameters so I can recreate and archive the settings, before I strat tweeking?

Thanks Mike