Why aren't there more users / questions on this Allen & Heath QU forum?

[robbocurryParticipant]

Lots of new and very cool stuff coming to the DL in MF3.0.
Good and handy as the DL is, my QU24/AR always gets preference on outside jobs, it’s just more pro. (obviously)
Might swap the DL out for a QU16 or maybe A&H will bring out a QU-Rack – that would be worth a look!

[[XAP]BobParticipant]

QU Rack (multiple sizes, or at least expandle), and a QU surface…

[robbocurryParticipant]

Yes please! At QU not iDR prices please!
I’d love a digital Zed10FX equivalent…..

[MarkPAmanParticipant]

I’d love a QU Rack, but we’d need all the controls available on iPad, which they aren’t at the moment.

Maybe a separate app for rack, so as not to overly complicate the one we have now.

[[XAP]BobParticipant]

Frankly I think there is plenty of room on the existing app to bring out the remaining controls.

The one I really want to see is Talkback – simple tab with “press and hold” toggles for each mix independently…

[VOLCANOJEFFParticipant]

Allen and Heath Pioneered the Mix rack control surface set-up. Or at least with the I-Live system they were way ahead of most other manufactures on network audio and control. I would love to see them carry that over into the QU- series. I am afraid that price points and wars over numbers are going to get in the way of use on this one.

[[XAP]BobParticipant]

I have a QU, but a remote physical surface is on my mind. maybe an offline/online editor will come along and I can hook up a cheap surface via a PC…

[BillyParticipant]

I quit coming to the forum because it was just too slow. Now that it runs normally I hope to participate more.

[BrookeyParticipant]

I had one or two minor questions when I first got my Qu-16 (coming from a Yamaha analogue MG24 desk), but the thing just works and the manual is pretty good. Love the desk!!! What more to say?

[BLKGHOSTParticipant]

There’s just nothing wrong with the QU family. Very easy to use; intuitive, clear manual and even online videos by the company to get you started. I even mixed a live show the day after I got and all went pretty smooth. I knew how to do everything I wanted not even 24 hours after receiving it. Almost no learning curve if you’re already know how an analog board works. You just need to get some speed.

[[XAP]BobParticipant]

nothing *wrong* with it, doesn’t mean there aren’t things that could be better

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