We aren't using any of the effects in the x32 rack at this point so not worried about them screwing up how we sound, I just want to know how to have enough outputs for the venue so they could have FOH control with their equipment. 40-input channel, 25-bus, 3U rack-mountable digital mixer for live and installed sound application 16 Midas-designed, fully programmable mic preamps for. can have upto 32inputs and 25 buses if you purchase the s16 digital. If a venue wanted to have control of our sound with their own mixing equipment without messing with what we are putting through the x32.how could we get more outputs for them? As I'm sure there are many options to accomplish this I'd really love to hear all opinions. I feel like we have enough inputs (we really need at most 12 or 13). We have used pretty much all the outs on the x32 rack for the IEMs (we still have XLR 7 and 8 "free" (the default main L/R and aux 5 and 6).
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What I don't know and am curious about is what outputs should we be ready to give to the venues and what would be the best way to accomplish it? The band guy who buys all the stuff bought us an S8 mic splitter which we are plugging in to, sending one set of the outs to the XLR ins 1-8 on the x32 Rack and the second set is plugged in to a Hosa PDR-369 patch bay. This means we are planning on using our own mics, plugging them all in to the x32 Rack. We are probably going to evolve with our sound setup that we are going to take our x32 rack/IEM with us when we play so we don't have to worry about spotty venue sound setups. Who needs faders This rack-mount version of the Behringer X32 digital mixer lets you control levels, effects, and more via its 5 display - or your iPad. I have another question and I'm sure I'm going to get lots of opinions and I want to hear them all. I've been posting lots of questions relating to the x32 rack and IEM system my band got.
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