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  • #54931
    Profile photo of PhillygtrPhillygtr
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    Would this work?
    Assign whichever channels to Grp 1&2 creating a mix. Pan Grp 1&2 hard Left and assign to Mix 5&6. This effectively gets sent mono out of the left side of Mix 5&6.

    Create another mix using Grp 3&4 and pan hard Right. Assign to Mix 5&6 and this will be sent out of Mix 6 (the right side of Mix 5&6)

    Essentially,
    Grp 1&2>Mix 5
    Grp 3&4>Mix 6
    Grp 5&6>Mix 7
    Grp 7&8>Mix 8
    Matrix 1&2>Mix 9
    Matrix 3&4>Mix 10

    Yes, you sacrifice sub groups and matrices BUT if you need to supply a separate mix to 10 people on stage this seems like the way to do it.

    I’m going to try this later today unless someone first explains why this wouldn’t work…cheers!

    #54932
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    Besides the fact that you can’t feed channels into Matrix directly, you’ll produce different latencies between mix1..4 and mix5..10 and Groups do have a Balance control instead a Pan, this may work.
    However, I’d still prefer the classic way and use the channel pan on stereo mixes to control to which mix the channel should be sent.

    #54935
    Profile photo of MarkPAmanMarkPAman
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    Groups can be run as mixes anyway.

    So, mixes 1-4, 5, 7, & 9 , then the groups 1, 3 & 5

    Does that work?

    #54937
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    What physical output would you use for the groups?

    #54938
    Profile photo of MarkPAmanMarkPAman
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    Their own if I had a QU-32, or some from the AR2412 if using the QU-Pac

    #54944
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    What you want is just to split the stereo link or not……period
    AH should have included that. Its been on other consoles for a long time.

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