Hi, I have just been setting up my new x32 Compact. Unfortunately after a couple of hours the scribble strips on the right hand side of the board stopped working. The colour shows and can be changed but other than that they are blank. Do you know if this is something I have done or is there a problem with my board?

Hi Everyone,

We are constantly coming up with the question for the availability of the MIDAS Heritage HD96-24 Offline software.

In this sense can anyone update us about New program / software (offline editor ) launch plan, that works with both for Windows and Mac operating systems ?  So that through this offline editor, we can have access to the operating system the exact interface that is used in the HD96 and do all our preliminary study of this device before the show ?

Thanks

Hello,

Just looking for some advice on repair times and part availability in the UK as I sent one of the companies Pro2C back for repair in February of this year and it is still away awaiting on parts. Further to this two of our other Pro2 have also started to develop the same fault( fader pot drift) but we can’t send them back for repair as we can’t afford to looses them for a full festival season.  As it is we have had to sub in another desk for most of the summer to cover for this one.

Hello,

i bought the Flow 8 mixer today. Everything is working so far, but what i don't understand is, why i can name the channels in the app, but on the mixer the names doesn't appear when i move a fader? On the mixer display are still the generic names like Mic 1, Mic 2...

This would be helpful to plug in the right cable into the right channel on a gig.

cheers

M

My users prefer to use the Aux inputs on an X32 for pre-recorded music.   However, in order to route the Aux inputs to the Dante card, I need to select the 8-channel block containing the Aux inputs.   We how have more than 24 regular inputs being used, so I cannot assign the 8-channel Aux block to the Dante card and still assign the blocks needed for the 25+ mic channels.  I do have some channel numbers still available.  Is there a way to route the two Aux inputs to spare channels in local blocks of 8?

I could not find any information on this, and this may be old news to most people. I have two XR16s because my first lost its right channel. I read someone saying that the same problem happened on his XR18, and he solved it by opening it up and reseating the ribbon cable connectors. That worked for me too! So now I have 2 good-working XR16s. I spent the morning trying to daisy chain them together. I plugged them both into the same router, and they both showed up in the XAir interface (I use a laptop). I changed the Mixer names to "Main Out" and "Slave". The Main Out mixer is connected to powered speakers. I plugged some devices into the Slave and its main output into an input port on my Main Out mixer. It works great. I have full control of them in two windows that are easy to manage with the different mixer names. This opens up so many doors: more inputs, more Aux monitors, more speaker out possibilities, etc. What had me stumped originally, was that I thought that each mixer needed its own router. So I spent a couple of hours going down that rabbit hole--researching how to connect to two WIFI networks with a USB solution. Then, this morning I had the idea to try both into 1 router. BAM!