[Cruise4burgersParticipant]

Ah, that’s great thank you! I’ve never noticed that section of the preamp before, that’ll do for my purpose, thank you for the rapid response!

There are actual soundies who will use it for mixing bands but for general club announcement/playback duties it’s going to have a ‘phobe scene where all they have to do is turn the fader up on one of the three channels they’ll ever need, so it’s more or less like the mixwiz they’re used to. The club staff actually couldn’t care less about losing half the stereo image, they have stereo cables with only one side plugged in several mono input amplifiers and despite me showing them otherwise they also did it in the aforementioned mixwiz ‘cos they couldn’t figure out the knob…anyway love the SQ’s, I own a 5 and I’ve convinced this and another venue to upgrade to a 5 and 6 so far.

[Cruise4burgersParticipant]

Heh, yeah…I was very tired when I posted this. Hadn’t used the mixer in a while, briefly forgot how to. Had been used to it already being on the page from existing scenes.

Thanks!

[Cruise4burgersParticipant]

It works and it was relatively painless even for a MIDI n00b like me to get happening. I’d also love to be able to name the channels, don’t mind doing it manually on the mixer but it seems like that’s not possible at this point either?

Quite impressed though really, took about 5 minutes to set up on Cubase 5, Windows 7 and SQ5 – well done.

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