right? Nope. nope nope nope nope nope.

Thank you! We’re about to start doing more with the channel… I’m sure it will be slower than I want, but, stay tuned!

X32's are EVERYWHERE. So are the M32's (Better pre's, and maybe converters too). It's one of those things where, the X32 sounds like crap.... really does.... I own a couple, and they really are trash, but they get the job done. Easy to use. Fast. They just sound like 1000 squirrels in a garbage can, compared to other stuff - even the M32 is a dramatic improvement. Compared to something like a QL5 or whatever, they aren't even in the same realm..... but... again... I own em.... use em.... I generally just use em on lower budget shows and also with my LV1 rig, taking inputs from my soundgrid I/O's, so they're just doing control and eq and stuff..... one thing..... careful with the Graphic EQ's. Listen to something, then insert a graphic EQ. Flat. It instantly changes things. Throws a blanket over your audio.... and you get really bad phasing as soon as you use a filter. is what it is. But I'd still take an X32 over a GL2400, or a LS9 even. But if you could swing the M32 do that instead. Or better yet, a Wing and some midas stage boxes - either the prosumer DL16 or DL32, or even the pro series 153/251 etc stuff, cause they work with em too (X/M/Wing)

@@TableSyrupTV I am an engineering technician by trade. I generally sweep equipment to look for phase. delay, roll-off, aliasing, harmonic distortion, and noise level. I prefer to quantify what I am recording. Yes the digital console will not do a flat 20HZ to 50KHZ that some analog equipment handles fine. A proper analog EQ when set to middle, does not affect the sound IF it has a proper balanced differential amplifier chain. EG uses a Twin T filter design. Many cheap EQ units use single ended design as it is much cheaper. Look in your EQ and see of there are matched pairs of capacitors for each channel in the EQ. Yes there is a lot of inexpensive stuff that sounds like it. Yes it is generally a good idea to not use a graphic EQ, except to fix a much worse prolem with the room and it's resonances. Many X32 boards are not run correctly and thus sound really bad. They are very unforgiving when filters, FX, Compressors, etc are over driven. This is really bad in the digital realm and really easy to do when stacking plugins. Gee, that effect is cool.. Crank it up, now add this, and that.. Opps. Clipped into oblivion before returned on the FX return.

Sorry, I'm just getting into paying attention to our KZfaq Account. FOH was a Mac Mini running Windows 10 (It's now an Axis One). There is an Extreme Server removed from it's case, installed on a plate in the Enclosure we built for the 'console'. IOX for Local I/O. Only using two of the Icons, the X and M. The additional M could be set as a MIDI Controller for some functions. Screens are the Dell P2418HT's. There's a Netgear GS108 v4 in there too.

For the Dell P2418HT, I use windows display settings to assign 1366 x 768, then I use the Intel Graphics Control Panel to set scaling to full screen.

We made the enclosure.... the rest is various existing hardware products installed into it.

At the time this was a Mac Mini running Windows 10. It is now a Waves Axis One

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We, Table Syrup Sound, Manufacture those :)