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  • #121867
    Profile photo of CsattilaCsattila
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    Hi

    I Just bought the cq18t.

    I Want to use it with Daw with vst-s.

    I figured out how to use 1-18 channels sending audio from the daw to the cq.

    ButI cant find out what are the other channels 19-24 for.
    What can I do with them?
    If I send signals from the daw on that channels seamingly nothing happens.
    I cannot make the cq to receive it in any way.

    Could you help me?

    #121886
    Profile photo of juseppe79juseppe79
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    Hello, go to the ‘Channel Assignment’ settings and associate 17/18 with ‘Out 1/2″. In your “DAW” add a track and choose “17/18” as the input channel. Basically everything you send from the mixer to aux “1/2” will arrive on your DAW on the previously associated channel (17/18).

    #121894
    Profile photo of BloodyCactusBloodyCactus
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    go to “st. inputs / fx” on processing button. click bt, change its source to SD (which is then input 23+24). click usb, it should say inputs sourced from 19/20.

    #121898
    Profile photo of CsattilaCsattila
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    Thank You

    @BloodyCactus

    I found it.
    Now I can use 17-18 (st in), 19-20 (usb), 23-24 (bt) channels sending signals from the daw to the cq.

    But, what about 21-22 channels?
    Could you help me with this as well?

    Thanks
    Attila

    #121906
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    thats your max. the number just jumped 2. out 21/22 doesnt exist like that for daw.

    its 22 in, 24 out.

    inputs
    1-16, stereo in, bt, usb = 22.

    outputs
    1-16, aux out 1-6, main l+r = 24

    thats your 24/22.

    #121907
    Profile photo of CsattilaCsattila
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    @BloodyCactus

    Thank you so much.
    You made it very clear for me.

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