[LorenParticipant]

Yes. Thanks for pointing out that it must be post fade with sends either at 0 or off. That’s how we have it.

[LorenParticipant]

Of course it’s easily fixable; processor is very capable and a simple adjustment in the routing there is all that would be needed. Unless I’m wrong though, as long as LR and AFS faders are at the same level it will perform the same. I’ll press the case with the deciders to change it.

Thanks again,
Loren

[LorenParticipant]

Hi,

I agree, we don’t need aux fed subs and I would prefer we didn’t have them, but I’m not the decider. The system is new and was configured that way by the install company. We had aux fed subs on the old system that existed before I got there so it’s kind of a thing that everyone there has some illogical attachment to. I’m the most in the know person there about our sound system, but I don’t have the authority to just go in and reconfigure the system they just paid $70k for. So since there’s no way to gang those faders I guess we will just have to emphasize to the other volunteers to remember to have both at the same level and go with that.

[LorenParticipant]

I just registered here to ask essentially the same question. Our Aux Fed Sub configuration with our SQ6 at church is as described above and I have been trying to find a way to link the faders for the LR master and the Aux Sub master so that the levels adjust together just by moving the LR master fader. A DCA would work but may be unclear to volunteers. Last week I walked into church in the middle of service and there was no sub. I went to investigate later and the system operator had forgotten to bring up the fader for the Aux Fed Sub.

I’ve searched the reference guide but don’t find any answers.

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