Stereo Aux follows pan rule

[ianhind]

In the “mixer config page” there should be an “aux follows pan” rule.

It’s very time consuming and frustrating to have to pan every channel, for every Aux while on IEM’s.

eg. if I’m mixing IEM’s for a band with 6 stereo keys, stereo guitars, overheads, etc, and 8 stereo mixes, you currently have to hit select then pan on every channel, on every mix. This routine literally ends up being over 100 times once you finish them all.

Should be quite simple to implement since the Buss routing already follows the pan rule.

[Gregg Grey]

+1

[woutersnoei]

+1

[JeroenAudio]

Not for me please. I’ve often dealt with situations where artists like their voice on one channel only and have the music (band or tape) on the other. So I would like to pan independent from the main mix. And I don’t always have enough channels available to ‘double patch’ an input and use one channel for FOH and one for monitors.

[MarkPAman]

I imagine that if it were to be included it would be an option.

[ianhind]

yes, it would be an option. Similar to how a Profile/SC48/DShow would behave.

[OlivierM]

+1

[Flo84]

hi,
maybe a solution for you if you want the same pan settings on every mix (without your request) is to use the entire mix copy function?
You can set pans on your first mix and past on the next.

[Gregg Grey]

Definitly
+1

[Haniel Trisna]

+1 please.

[Jline]

+1 for me, I could see this being useful!

[Haniel Trisna]

+1

[Veniamin]

+1 for global per aux option.
+++1 for chanel local per aux send switching.

[marcomedia]

+1

[trevorbeck]

Please add this feature. As a new owner of an SQ console, mixing 8 stereo IEMs last week was very time consuming having to individually pan things for each mix for 6 snapshots as per band requests.
All could’ve been done with one pan on the master channel.

Please make it an option per aux mix settings.

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