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HI
It would be great to be able to configure the number of wheels, a normal setup is drum, bass, guit, keys and voc.
So if I group them at least 5 would be great.
Another great option would be to put numbers on the wheels to see the left.
I play with a normal setup and for 1 or 2 songs I need more Key, so if I know the level was 6 I can put it to 9 and switch back to 6 for the next song. Today it is more a try and error so set the level back.
Thanks
Yes I agree. A couple more wheels would be very useful!
great idea with the numbers +1
Not sure what the numbers would represent though…
They don’t actually relate to anything on the mixer.
HI
I agree that the number will have no relation on the mixer, but if you know that Guitar is at level 6 and now you need more for 1 song, you put it to 8 and for the next song it is easy to put it back to the level before which was 6.
Try this today without any scale.
Regards
What do you do if the PA operator is also responding to your needs, reading that you need more and tweaking it up?
To an extent I leave most of my performers IEMs alone, but occasionally I’ll jump in on their behalf.
What would the app show if the levels behind it get changed?
What if I only change one of the three instruments behind the wheel?
What if you double tap and adjust something, does that map onto the magic wheel number?
I’m not saying it’s a bad idea, I can see what you want – I’m just not sure how it would be implemented…
I wonder whether it could of show two numbers – the highest and lowest send levels for your mix from the selected channels…
Would give you somewhere to aim for numerically, but also is easy to actually decide what it should be saying.
Hi
Concerning: What do you do if the PA operator…..
We are an amateur band playing in small clubs and most of the time we do not have a real PA operator, so we have to manage ourselfs.
But I do understand your arguments and for some situations I agree with you.
Thanks to all for joining this discussion
Regards
I agree with piekniklux.
We also do need some kind of indicator to increase or decrease the wheels. Especially when you you turn it back, it would be very useful.
Do you have any suggestion for this problem?
A&H have to consider both scenarios when making changes to the app though…
My best suggestion (so far) is listed above.
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