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I don't have your devices, but i suspect the following:

your sync signal is an pseudo audio (phone out) signal. Voltage Range is 0.77V to 2.2V peak2peak or something like that. TD3 need 2.5V  minimum trigger voltage. Presumably Korg Toys are made to sync with pseudo audio-sync signals  with low voltage. An Oscilliscop would confirm it.

No Idea for solderfree solution... , except you sync your app with a PC and use sync via midi.

Thanks for compiling this list of Wing videos Gary @GaryHiggins. This will be a great resource in the future.

Thank you for the list. Do you have the ability to put the titles of what each YouTube video is?

Thank you for the videos Gary. I had a question regarding the effects and inserts that the video did not explain. In the effects selection, I saw the option for an external effect, where would this option be sent and how could I route it?

For some background, I'm debating on getting this console in hopes of later being able to use it in tandem with Waves. As my budget is quite low, I was looking at the X32 and saw this console which I thought might be better capable of connecting to a waves computer through the Multirack Native software. Would you be able to give some insight as to how you might go about this if the inserts cannot be sent to Waves (preferably through the USB Interface)?

Thanks!

@BlakeStoller  I am not familiar with it enough yet to answer with 100% certainty but I am pretty sure this mixer will be more than able to do what you want, at least at some point fairly soon. This thing has enormous I/o options. And other add on cards will be available.

@stratcat23 I use a Gator GR ATA Rack Case, 4 Space for my Rack along with a 1 rack space power dist. The cases are pretty light in weight and I have never had an issue with overheating so far. In the US the prices have dropped recently for these to around $170. The power device is low end but (again so far) I have had no issues with it. It is a US model so it won't help you anyway.

@stratcat23 

I keep my X32 Rack in a Gator GR-3S case. It fits nicely but leaves sufficient space for ventilation. I use external power distrubution. If you want space for a 1U power strip, the Gator GR-4S should fit the bill.

As Gary said, these are lightweight cases but strong enough for the job. They also stack nicely so splitting a rig into multiple cases makes it much easier to transport. 

In racks where I do have power distribution, I use IEC C13 socket strips and IEC C13/C14 power cables. These are more compact than typical national power plugs. It also means that I only need a single local plug to IEC C13 cable when in foreign locations.

Yeah, thanks! But I also plan to use an IEM and a radio mic receiver in a rack, and they don't have the iec plugs (( i suppose i could go with an adaptor?

Hi,

I tried the Gator 4u S (shallow) case for a while, but found it was too deep and it was difficult to see the XLRs on the back of the X32 Rack, especially in poor light back stage. So I have changed to the Trojan ABS shallow 3u (there is a 4u available) from Studio Spares, cost about 40 GBP. I had to use a spacer between the X32 ears and case front to enable the back cover to fit on, but now the rear of the X32Rack extends beyond the back of the case giving easy access to the rear connectors. There is just enough room with the lid on to store a power cord, if it has a right angle IEC plug (tip: use a locking one - I once had the power pulled by someone kicking the cable out!) 

My Equipment: X32 Compact, X32 Rack, Mixing Station on Ipad.

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@stratcat23 wrote:

Yeah, thanks! But I also plan to use an IEM and a radio mic receiver in a rack, and they don't have the iec plugs (( i suppose i could go with an adaptor?

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@stratcat23 

I often replace plug-top (wallwart) PSUs with ones that have IEC C14 or C8 connectors so I can use standard cables to run from IEC C13 power strips. That's because I hate wallwarts! There is a cost, of course. I mostly use desktop PSUs from PowerPax 

I have seen power strips that have both IEC and normal (Euro or UK) outlets. These would save needing adaptors provided the wallwarts will fit side-by-side - which some don't.

Hi Richard ( @JohnCameron ), 

Welcome to the community.  What OS are you running?  You mentioned aggragate device, so can we assume it's macOS?  I've never tried two devices on a Mac but I know it doesn't work on Windows 10.  The Windows drivers get confused as to what physical device they are talking to.  Rather than a second 404HD, I'd recommend you look at the UMC1820. 

Hope this helps, 

Ken

I looked at your scene and I don't know if the scene will show it or maybe I should say I don't know if it is recalled in a scene. I assume you are only using one X32 hooked up to the 2 S16 stage boxes. Do you have the HA remote set to AES50 Port A on the preamp page in setup? Otherwise on the channels it is displaying trim instead of gain I think it will say trim on the channel screen. Did all of your problem start after you updated to the newer firmware (V4.02) in the X32?

Thank you for looking and replying.  Only 1 x32 hooked up to 2 S16s.  It's X32 Port A to S16 1, and the S16s are "daisy changed" together (as I would call it).  You used a term about HA I have to go see exactly what that might be.    My problems existed before the firmware upgrade.  I like to be on the lastest before I try too much.

HA stands for Head Amp. That is where the gain is adusted for each input.

I checked every port in the S16 one by one plugging directly in, and not through our floor boxes.  What I have found is S16 - SEQ1, which is ports 1-16 to the board  .... only channel 1 works.  2-16 are only registering -60 at most, no matter the gain you set.   I was thinking I have figured out the problem is with the S16, but I think I need to try some board re-assignments, to see if it's the board or the S16.

Oh, both s16s are at 2.4 now - third laptop worked on the S16 - SEQ2

Master clock is set internal at x32, if that should matter in any way.

Attached a picture re: HA - if this answers that.

In the picture that you posted look at the lower right on the screen. Where it says HA REMOTE scroll down to “AES50 Port A” and then push in the rotary knob and the check box next to it will change color turning on Head amp control of the stage boxes. Now your gain control on the channels should work.

Do you have the second S16 plugged directly into the computer to do the update? Or are you trying to do it thru the first to the second S16. Are you sure it needs to be updated? I haven't played around with an S16 lately and I don't remember how you get an S16 to report what firmware it is on.

The current version is displayed after you put in config mode.  In this case 2.2.   I did move the USB cable to the unit I'm trying to update.  

thanks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7-hMd13YuI

You have probably done everything this video shows of someone updating an S16 from 2.1 to 2.2 but I figured it couldn't hurt to look at it.

Did you ever figure this out?

I just picked up a new S16, it came with firmware 2.2 was looking to update it but I get the same message....

@Freeediee Hard to see it all but my guess is a strain relief for a power adapter cord?

Thought about that. It could be. So that it doesn't unplug if you move it accidentally?

thanks for the answer. 

@MaxKoepke 

Hello Max, welcome to the community.

The XR12 does not have any way to save snapshots to a USB stick. You can save the settings using XAir Edit on a PC or Mac though.

Load each stored snapshot on the XR12, click the Save button (top right) and select Save as Scene. Navigate to a suitable folder, name the scene and click the Save button. Repeat for each stored snapshot. 

On your new XR12, perform the opposite procedure: Load each scene and save the snapshot. 

Note that most, but not all, mixer settings are stored in snapshots and scenes. There are few global parameters like network settings and sample rate that must be set manually.

@FrankJarod32 

Hello Frank,

This is controlled on the In/Out -> USB Sends tab. If you right-click on a crosspoint, you can select the required signal tap. The Pre Fader tap includes all channel processing other than fader and pan. You can see how the various signal taps relate to the channel processing path on the Block Diagram. 

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@DrObs wrote:

Hi guys,

I just got my WING console yesterday and I'm so excited. But I noticed, when the fan of the console starts running it gets quite loud.

 

Ey DrObs, maybe You obstruct the air inlet of the console on the opposite side of the fan, it´s not visible from the side, because it is on the bottom of the L-shaped "carrier" of the WING

Cheers, Klaus