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Bump so it makes it in the wishlist for the first 2024 firmware update 🙂

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@keithjah,

thanks for the reply, I know it’s not easy but I hope this feature will be implemented some time in the future.

@peterm2 and @creal thanks for backing me 🙂

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Am I allowed to bump this? If not, I apologize and will delete

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+ 1!

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Of course I could, my problem is that I’d like to have the fader always available as master fader outside the 16 fader bank

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Thanks for the replies, I just hope that a new firmware update introduces hi-pass possibility on outputs

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bumping this in hope to get a reply from the admins

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Good news! (but still no HPF on mix outputs)

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Sorry for the hi-jacking, but since we’re talking about PEQ: what bandwidth value on A&H digital desks equals a Q of 1.4 or 1.6 (as in many old analog consoles)?

thanks!

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Thanks for all the replies… I almost always use the QU with a AR2412 stage box, keep stereo channel 1 (17/18) as local stereo in for my laptop but often use st2 and 3 on the stage box (channels 19/20 and 21/22) as keyboard or sequencer stereo inputs panned hard L and R, so when sent to e.g. stereo aux 5-6 and only mix out 5 is connected to a wedge, only the L part of those stereo channel will go to the wedge. Same for other panned instruments like OH’s, toms, brass or choir sections, you name it.

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Almost the same as the post above: I was ready to get rid of my GLD and Qu-16 and buy a couple of sq5’s with sLink cards, but the new firmware update isn’t enough for me (I need HPF on all outputs and a LR+M or mono matrix option) and the DEEP plugins are way too expensive considering, as someone already pointed out, that they already exist and are already implemented for free on other A&H models.

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Hi, I think the fastest way would be to use a stereo aux set to post-fader for the recorder, so that when you move a fader on the main mix it moves proportionally on the stereo aux

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briefly: bigger FX library, more routing options (mono/stereo matrixes and groups, LCR/LR+M options, more aux outputs…), HPF/LPF options on all ins and outs, bigger screen…

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HPF of course! Sorry for the mistake

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@gcumbee: the EQ menu on the Gld mix outs lets you choose among HPF/Shelving/Bell on lows (and LPF/Shelving/Bell on highs). I always apply a LPF at 70Hz on all my monitor wedges except the drumfill.

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