FrankD77
Photographer / musician
Than i missed the rant or the point. Sorry 
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ecc83
Well-known member
No apology needed mon ami! This thread about adding a mixer to an AI has come up several times over the years and I give my 2penn'oth about the advantage of the pan control. Immediately this is countered on all quarters with suggestions of how to do it in a DAW.Than i missed the rant or the point. Sorry
***ck Yes! But you don't NEED to if you have a mixer (subject of the thread afterall?) If you DON'T have a mixer, why are you here?
I am NOT suggesting BTW that folks should rush out and buy a Berry X 2202 for just that facility!
Dave.
FrankD77
Photographer / musician
Ah i saw it as a question from someone who didn't know how to do it (not you).
For me a console just makes sense while in the box it all is great to setup but in the Final mixing stages i want it under my fingers. And maybe add some extra delay or sweeps. The mix for me is also a creative process.
It's funny that a lot of people that have worked with consoles use their daw completely different than people that did not.
Papanate
Well-known member
If you want a Mono mix you have to insert the Stereo Gain plugin and switch it to mono - nd if you have phase problems you can
check them by switching the Phase buttons.
I’ve never done otherwise - I don’t even know how to bypass the faders - I’m working in the box with Logic - maybe you are talking about sending your X32 into Logic?
bouldersoundguy
Well-known member
Yep, version 23.
FrankD77
Photographer / musician
@Papanate
I thought you meant you could not feed it a mono signal. I misunderstood because that's just a simple track setting without the need for a plugin.
I'm routing the busses in logic to my x32 indeed.
I thought you meant you could not feed it a mono signal. I misunderstood because that's just a simple track setting without the need for a plugin.
I'm routing the busses in logic to my x32 indeed.
