Option for 'AUX OUT' – “follow Main L/R fader”

[MandelParticipant]

I’m using the ‘main outs’ for the tops and the ‘aux out’ for the sub, Because my speakers dont have a built in crossover, so I Set the EQ to act as a crossover. My problem is, when I want to raise or lower the overall volume, I need to do it 2 times, Once, at the main fader (for the tops) and the second time at the aux fader (for the sub). This is pretty disappointing, I haven’t expected this with the CQ18. Am I missing some Information on how to do it correctly? I read the manual, And played around a bit on the mixer to figure out a way to control Everything with one fader, but haven’t been able. I would suggest to add an option at the ‘Config’ screen > ‘Aux out’> (pre fader, post fader,) follow Main L/R fader, so when moving the main L/R fader it will also affect the aux outs. Unless there is any other solution, will be very thankful for any solution.
Thank you.

[willmodelismeParticipant]

+1

[Highflyer1953Participant]

The whole point of the Aux mixes is that they are totally independent of main LR! It is the same on all the A&H mixers!
You would have just the same problem on Qu16. All other A&H mixers, from Qu24 upwards have groups and matrices, either of which would give you a solution to your problem.
Many people are asking for groups and/or matrices to be added to CQ.

[willmodelismeParticipant]

It is a feature present on my X32 and very useful.
I believe that it could be implemented easily with the flexibility of FPGA.

[ValiD422Participant]

I subscribe to this wish 🙂
there are situations at conferences, where from the Aux, I send to another room and during the break if I look “up” it will send the sound even if the MASTER is down.

[MandelParticipant]

@highflyer1953 You’re %100 right, but now that we don’t have groups, at least, we should have an option like this.

[Lee7Participant]

@mandel

On another post you were asking about how to properly gain stage if not using the ‘Gain Assistant’, but here you’re requesting groups. I think you need to walk before you can run, learn how to gain stage first before concerning yourself with groups etc! 🙂

[FalParticipant]

@mandel
The good old 01V96 and similar have “Fader-Groups” (not DCA!).
If you move one fader of the group the other members follow this movement relatively.
I think this is what you need and would be very helpful (not only for CQ).
+1

[driesParticipant]

+1 🙏

[shuckcParticipant]

Great idea. It would be ideal for ‘subs on aux’ mixing. I can use each input channel post-fader, have the sends all at unity, then need to have the aux output follow Main L&R volume to finish the setup. Far simpler than fader groups, channel groups or DCA etc.

[SpyrosParticipant]

+1

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