CQ-MixPad Support for CQ-20B Alt Outs

[onefoursix]

Hello, I am seriously consiering purchasing a CQ-20B and just installed CQ-MixPad v1.1.2 on my Pixel phone (Android) but I do not see the UI has support for choosing which signal goes to the Alt Outs A and B. Am I missing something?

Thank you!

[Anonymous]

The Alt-Out jacks are not shown in the demo mode but will be there when connecting to a real CQ-20. Sources, that you can send to Alt Out, are Out1, Out2, Out3, Out4, Out5, Out6, MainLR L, MainLR R. Enhancements have been asked for, in the forums, to include Listen/PFL into that list of Alt Out sources.

I’ve attached screen shots that show demo mode compared to a real CQ-20.

[onefoursix]

Fantastic!!! Thank you very much for the instant reply! Placing my order now… 🙂

[jcamp4]

If assigned to main l/r Is there a fader or volume control for the alt outs or is it just a copy of the main out post

[jcamp4]

BUMP?

[degers]

Copy of main output post

[Vlossie]

Hi

I have purchased a CQ-20B and am over the moon with it. When selecting the Alt out to Main LR R, is there a way to assign a DCA to control the volume of the Alt out, or are there volume controls for these outputs?

[KeithJ A&H]

The CQ-20B Alt Out is not a separate output mix from the core, but an extra pair of physical sockets that you can patch any other output mix to.
It’s intended for situations where you may only have jack leads to hand, to send the main LR mix to other equipment (e.g. camera) or to connect to an IEM system and patch the listen output to for an engineer out in the crowd.
So no, there is no separate level control in the core for these output sockets, the level follows either the output mix level, or is at full level for the listen output, where you would have separate control on an IEM system or headphone amplifier.

Thanks,
Keith.

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