@JasonGoldstein I was thinking this may be related to the mute system settings you have (or have not) set up? Check boxes are on the setup/mixer page, at least in X32-Edit. They should exist in the hardware and perhaps in X32-Mix as well? I use X/M32-Mix rarely so I am not certain. Hard mute DCA mute  I believe the following is true for both the XR series and X32 series mixers. I had summarized this for my own reference and saved it so I could check at a later date, my memory can be fleeting! Hard Mute: If the Hard Mute box is checked: If you mute an input ch with the hard mute box checked, that ch can only be unmuted by the same input ch mute button. If you mute an input ch and that ch is also part of a mute group, unmuting by the mute group button it belongs to WILL NOT override the actual ch mute itself. The muted input ch remains muted everywhere it's used, mixer wide. If the hard mute box is unchecked: If you mute an input ch, and that ch is also part of a mute group, you can then mute and unmute that ch with the mute group button even if you muted the actual ch itself as a separate process, an individually muted input ch will follow the mute group button mute/unmute action. DCA Mute: If the DCA mute box is checked: It mutes every ch that's part of the DCA group-both at the input ch and at the bus, it's kind of the 'hard mute' of dca world. All ch's that are part of that DCA will be muted everywhere mixer wide if the DCA mute button is engaged. If the DCA mute box is unchecked: If an input ch belongs to a DCA group, and the DCA is muted, only the main L/R bus send is muted NOT the mixbus sends. This is the setting to use to allow monitors/mixbuses to remain active while FOH ch's remain muted. It's kind of the 'soft mute' of DCA world.   Hope maybe some of that helps. Read more

Im not familiar with FL Studio but I have a feeling if you go to the preferences or setup page in your daw and check he driver model, I would suspect it's NOT set up for asio driver model but maybe is set for WDM or similar. Set it for asio. Read more

Don't think I see the attched scene... Read more

It seems as if you do have the 32x32 card setup, and in that case it's likely (in my opinion) that the output port of each Pro Tools track is not set up correctly, or the mac itself has some setting that needs to change. I doubt it's the mixer or usb card. Have you looked into the X-Live (or KT version) card. You can do away with the mac and Pro Tools at your gig. Transfer any new recordings at home if you want...or even use BOTH at the same time if you wanted to. Cheap enough these days. Read more

OK this may be an issue with the original tap point for recording.The daw playback ch uses a trim and the same live ch uses gain if the recorded tracks are louder you might try lowering the trim. If you save your scene and then in the bottom left of your post, where it says "Browse" find that saved scene and open it. When you post your scene will post. Hard to see what the issue/routing might be otherwise. Read more

@sasiIf real player is the drummer, 8 tracks of drum ch's going to a daw?... then the other recorded tracks should be local 9-32 in groups of 8 instead of card 9-32. That would put real player ch 1-8 on the first 8 X-Live tracks and X32 local ch's 9-17, 17-24 and 25-32 on Xlive tracks 9-32. When you playback from x-live the x-live PLAYBACK routing settings should be Card 1-32 in groups of 8. That should give you playback of real player recorded tracks on mixer ch 1-8 and the rest on mixer cn 9-32. You could leave aux remap alone but just pull down the faders on aux ch 1 and 2. Hope I'm in the right town Read more

@sasi Im not understanding how real player is used here exactly-is it used like a daw?. Not clear on other settings except for the card out either. Card out looks correct, at least for using your local xlr nputs.Typically, the routing for 'record' and 'playback' are set differently, and if "automatic" is set for the X-Live card they change when you hit record or play without you having to change them each state. You didn't show the playback settings here. They would usually be 'card 1-32' in groups of 8 and I assume that's what you use.. Usually record is set up to use ALL local ch's as seen partly in your second pic but you only have ch 1-8 set. It looks like ch's 9-32 would record incoming playback tracks 9-32 from a daw instead of local. Also I see you have aux remap set for aux 1 and 2  WHEN playback is used, that would be typical for having set your daw tracks to ALL output a certain pair of ch's. It's possible this is the real player volume? If so the issue may be aux 1 and 2 which could be set balance wise as louder than the card ins. You should be able to adjust aux ch 1 and 2 with the faders to get balance. It still would be best to post your scene to get the whole picture. Read more

? Real player. How do you have it routed? Probably best to post your scene so we can see how it's set now. Some obvious possibilities are those related to your card out settings. Read more

Just to add a little bit-Making a matrix ch for that purpose is only a few steps. You would need a ch open (or one to temporarily use) in your routing/outputs 1-16 menu. I used ch 1 in my visual. Select that ch and set it to output matrix 1. Select your X32 M/C sub ch and on the 'sends' tab set it to be matrix 1 post fader, at 0 db. On the main l/r ch do the same, send it to matrix 1 post fader at 0 db. Whicever XLR # that you used (ch 1/xlr 1 in my visual) will carry the matrix with both sub and mains L/R on a single xlr out. Read more

I can't completely confirm at the moment but I'm pretty sure if you hard wire to the router with internet access you can keep access to it while simultaneously using wireless of the same pc to access the x32 using x32-Edit...without a switch....BUT you would need an additional wireless router at the x32 end..You dont need a super expesive one but dual band is best. Read more