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Thank you… I see a few variations are available for T5 and T7….any specific one you recommend or are they all compatible?

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When I first purchased my QU16 just after launch, I used a WD HDD which worked well but I found not only were USB drives easier to transport to shows, easier to deploy ( no cables) and the formatting and loading time of recording was so much faster that it made sense to transition to them. I’ve used them ever since. However, are the SSD’s that much faster than HDD’s?

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Edit: I meant from 1.95 to 1.97

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Updated the firmware from 1.95 to 1.9 even though I’ve been running 1.95 for ages without issue. Gonna try it at tomorrow’s show – seems stable for now.

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Thanks Lee7, as Keith has suggested, it must be to do with the iphone model

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Will do – thanks Keith

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I can no longer access QU YOU on my phone since upgrading to IOS 16 – every time I try to open the app, it crashes. I have deleted and reloaded to see if that would help but it does not.

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Keith – you got it!….
So to be honest I wasn’t sure what the MixExtin thing was all about so never touched it. I went in there just now and on that tab saw stereo mixes assigned – as you say from original state. I turned them off and everything works as it should – I am so happy THANK YOU.
So I suppose now I have to work out what the heck MixExtin is and become more familiar with this board – LOL.

I still don’t have layer D functioning so I hope there is a simple solution to that too BUT my main focus was on this mix thing and now I can move forward.
Thank you everyone for all your suggestions – I REALLY appreciate the help.

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Hi Keith – thank you for your help.
Yesterday I did a factory reset. Then I did a quick and simple test using metering to see exactly what was going on.
I patched channels 1-6 to local 1-6 and connected mics. Then made mixes 1-5 stereo and patched them to local 1/2, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8 and 9/10. I added no FX or any processing and tested speaking into each mic.
With every single channel muted on the board where NOTHING should have been showing in the metering, I got these results:
Speaking through CH1 – Mix 1 through 5 = NO metering as expected.
CH2 – Mix 1 right side showed signal, mixes 2 though 5 = No Metering
CH3 – Mix 1 through 5 = No Metering
CH4 – Mix 1 = No Metering, Mix 2 right side showed signal, Mix 3 through 5 = No Metering
Ch5 – Mix 1 & 2 = No Metering, Mix 3 showed signal through Left side, Mixes 4 & 5 = No Metering
Ch6 – Mix 1 & 2 = No Metering, Mix 3 showed signal through Right side, Mixes 4 & 5 = No metering
When I assign mixes 1 through 5 to MONO, the problem goes away when I test each mic.

I am hoping that I have the QU so much in my head that I am missing something.

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I own a QU16, QU PAC and QU-SB. I can honestly say that whilst remotely mixing, I have never experienced latency that has in any way prevented me from making fast changes to the board. The biggest issue as mentioned here can be wifi drop out so solve that with some of the suggestions made and you’ll be fine.
At shows I use a Ubiquiti bullet as my WAP which has NEVER let me down and I also set up an old iPad mini I have hardwired to the mixer which sits on top (of my QU PAC 4u rack) ready to go if and when I need it. It also means I can keep it charging and use it whilst on stage for adjustments – line check etc to save on battery usage on my wireless iPad.I can then switch that on just before sound check and save battery.

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I fear I am in need of repair. After a reboot, and using a generic basic set up I still have erroneous bleed which only happens when stereo auxes are used. Mono is fine.Very disappointed as I have never used the mixer at a show……

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Hello and thank you for the help.

I have checked the I/O screen over and over but cannot recognize anything patched incorrectly
All mutes are set the same for all channels
No groups in use at this point
Strips all assigned to layers appropriately as far a I can tell
One DCA soft rotary assigned – DCA 1
Unsure what you mean about faderflip via mix buttons

I would be happy to share my file – unsure how though.

BTW -I came from a QU 16 and QU Pac where everything is pretty much patched 1:1.
Having to choose I/Os and patching everything is what I am not used to doing.

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Uniable to edit post so adding here:

I found that when channel is muted, the FX dont actually disappear but they are greatly reduced. I can still hear the mic on that right side though.

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I did exactly that BUT to the Ethernet port by accidentally attempting to plug in the USB cable to record one time. I quickly realized my mistake and plugged into the USB port for recording – didn’t think anything of it as I hadn’t pushed hard at all. Next time I tried to connect my router to the mixer, couldn’t do it. I took a look into the port using a flashlight and I could see 2 bent pins. With thin nosed pliers and some patience, I was able to bend the pins back without any damage and the port has worked perfectly well ever since. Those pins are delicate.

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No fix for this yet??

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