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2016/09/05 at 9:44 pm #58000AnonymousInactive
Cline uses Layer 3, the “Custom” layer, as his Pro Tools control surface. He explains, “I can assign faders in Pro Tools and control them via the QU-32 using the HUI MIDI interface.” Layer 4, is assigned to the Qu-32’s “GEQ Fader Flip” which turns the faders into a 28-band graphic equalizer matching the mixer’s touch screen GEQ display.
Here is the link https://www.allen-heath.com/rjc-studios-records-allen-heath-qu-32/
Can anyone explain to me what this as quoted means?
It talks about layer 4 and using the GEQ as a controller?
THanks
NZdave2016/09/05 at 10:07 pm #58001cornelius78ParticipantThe first part is about using the custom layer (accessed by pressing the two layer buttons simultaneously) as midi control. Instead of a layer of faders for the Qu’s normal channels, mixes and DCAs etc, you can assign midi controls to them and use them to control faders in a DAW.
The second part is about hitting the “GEQ” button in the superstrip whilst a mix master is selected. The faders change to represent the bands of the geq on that mix.
See p79 and p34 of the manual.
2016/09/05 at 10:32 pm #58002AnonymousInactiveThanks Cornelius
I already know about all of that
Part 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCFNgmafQSw
Part 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MavgShMvu-g
Part 3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmW6_4doRwI
Part 4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itJcft7wryI
Part 5 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3i7DEyrA0M
Part 6 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbFEfiO2U5MI’m wanting to know what the discussion is about Layer 4
indicating to me as some sort of controler ?
Is that misleading or someones terminology as the GEQ fader flip being a “Layer 4 Mode” ?2016/09/05 at 11:02 pm #58003cornelius78ParticipantI think the author of the article is calling the geq fader flip function the 4th layer. I haven’t read of anyone using the geq fader flip as a method of controlling anything in a daw.
2016/09/05 at 11:10 pm #58004AnonymousInactiveThought so!?
Well, unless they know something we dont!?
Now thinking about this.. has got me really thinking about using the “4th Layer” as a controller….
Maybe for the read write fader automation scenario..?
But thats probably another discussionmmm The mind ponders
Thanks for your help Cornelius 😐NZdave
2016/09/09 at 1:03 am #58052SteffenRParticipantstudio guys talk strange sometimes…
maybe he has a special QU-32I would be interested what he thinks about the fixed sample rate…
maybe it’s a feature for him…2016/09/09 at 1:23 am #58053SteffenRParticipantI read the arcticle now….
that is strange… absurd praise of the features ignoring the drawbacks
same functionality with more flexbility is somewhere else available for less money
I can’t say anything about the sound of the P’s but the B’s are not that bad at all
and the M’s are even betterts ts ts the QU32 replaced a clean sounding GL3300 ????
The QU Series is not usable for flexible professional studio work in 2016…
it has no 96kHz support and no digital inputs
the computer is resampling 44.1 kHz content for replay through the desks USB interfaceDon’t get me wrong, I love my QU-16 and the QU’s are very good live sound consoles
and music recording consoles for project related work.
But I can’t say to any client I have to resample the high resolution audio bevor mixing his project in 48kHz…2016/09/09 at 2:03 am #58055GCumbeeParticipantYou have to re sample to 44.1 for CDs. We’ve been doing that for decades now.
2016/09/09 at 6:32 am #58058AnonymousInactiveResampling is lossless – the ADCs almost certainly massively over sample as part of their process…
2016/09/09 at 6:47 am #58059mervakaParticipantOversampling is just dogmatic guff. Working at 48k is fine for studio work for the reasons Bob and George pointed out. People think they need 96k, therefore they need 96k. They can’t explain why.
2016/09/09 at 6:59 am #58060AnonymousInactiveBit depth, now that counts in a studio…. Still sample it down to 16 for the final master though
2016/09/09 at 10:40 am #58068SteffenRParticipantthe academic discussion was not the point,
the buisness side is the pointand resampling is not losless
2016/09/11 at 7:38 pm #58108funkcityParticipantI used to do this with a Yamaha DM2000 96 inputs (4 24ch layers) and (4 24ch control layers) via Nuendo and Madi.
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What is his interface to ProTools assuming he needs at least all 32 inputs? dsnake is proprietary. USB?
Also does he return monitoring to the Qu or from his Audio interface to Monitors and Headphones? -
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