Summing Channels From The X32 To Your DAW

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[@revp01]

Thanks Dana. Keep it up.

[@DanaTucker1]

Thank you! Will do!

[@thorstenebers2862]

Well I guess you can use mixbusses for that and then route the mixbuss out on the card

[@DanaTucker1]

There are many ways to achieve the desired effect using the X32.

[@Speedring1]

Do you have a video on what the output source is from X32. I have a X32 rack, a Midas DL32 on "B". I am running Cubase on a Windows Computer. I am trying to understand the signal I am receiving on my DAW. The pre gain section in setup on X32 does not seem to effect the signal received in Daw but the channel gain adjustment does, also the man fader seems to effect the signal going t the daw.

[@DanaTucker1]

The signal path is from the mic, through the cable, into the channel input, through the preamp, out of the expansion card into your computer. No faders on the mixer will affect this. You set the input gain for your DAW, by the amount of input gain you use with the preamp.