From page 68 of the manual:

If required, touch the ‘User Scene’ value to choose a scene to load when the user logs in.

You know that you can use the AB168, AR2412, AR84 as well as the DX168 with the SQ desks if you just want inputs & outputs? If a second desk is really needed, one Qu-SB can be used.

If the problem is TS > XLR conversion, then there’s plenty of rack mount 8 way DI boxes you could get for much less money than a Qu-SB

That slide says actually “Mar 19” – but I’m guessing that’s month & year anyway.

As A&H have never actually told us about this (they never do), I’m guessing they wouldn’t tell us about a delay either, so I’m not holding my breath!

I got a genuine Apple camera lead. It’s not something I’ve used a lot for this purpose*, but when I have it’s worked as it should with no problems.

* Main use is getting a decent reference mic into my phone via a small sound card.

That’s showing you where the inputs to your desk are coming from.

What you want is to assign which things are sent out of the desk via USB.

You’ll find this in the I/O Patch Setup – USB Audio. Have a look at page 75 of the manual for a bit more info.

A QU can only be a master, as far as clocks are concerned. So just one can be in any setup.

Have you checked the patching to the USB outs?

The default setting is for USB 17 & 18 to be the desk’s L & R outputs, so I’m guessing this is still the case & you’ll need to repatch them.

Yep, I’ve “lost” something when making a quick change in a hurry.

I don’t have a desk in front of me, but on an iPad:

Select a group (found in the Mix tab)
Select top left tab (Grp1-2 or Grp3-4) if not already selected.
Press the arrow on the right to slide to the next page.
Change the Group Mode setting to Mix – and confirm.

Done

From memory, the procedure on the desk is much the same.

I don’t use my Qu in a studio, but if I did, I’m sure I’d be quite happy with it’s own h/p amp while sitting at the desk.
However, I’d probably opt for a small, easily movable amp, if I was playing an instrument somewhere else, just for the conviniance of having the volume control within reach.

You are wrong Roy 😉

Just go into the USB patch on the I/O setup, and patch them (and any others) from where you want them

Part of the reason I decided to go for a 6 rather than a 5 was the soft rotaries, though wanting about 20 faders so often on my Qu-16 was a bigger reason!

I find that (as yet) I’m probably not using them quite as much as I thought I would, though they are certainly useful for some things.

So for I’ve used them (not all on the same show) for:
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On your layer B, select Group 12, hold down the assign button and make sure none of the select buttons are lit up – if they are press them to make them go off.

Does that cure it?

No problem.

So, I think the things to check in Setup are that both Aux 7 and Aux 8 are set as stereo, and then in Routing, that Aux 7 is going to output 1&2 (for instance) and Aux 8 is going to outputs 3&4. Then patch these (they’ll be balanced signals) with 4 cables into your effects units via your patchbay.

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Just noticed this on re-reading:
“As in the Reference guide stands the Aux Outputs are stereo I have wired them with Balanced Y Cables..”

apart from the headphones, each output is mono, though they can work in pairs to be stereo.

I think you need to look at your output routing. Your SQ can provide many more outputs than it has sockets for (until you connect more hardware), so some things are not patched to an output as default. You will need to choose the four outputs you want Mixes 7 + 8 to use.

I think maybe you’re getting a little confused between layers & outputs.

Layers are only there to stop you needing 96 faders on a very wide desk.

You need to choose an output (or probably a stereo pair of them) to be your on air output, and another to be you off air output.

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Have a poke around in the Setup page. The Aux (or Mix) can each be mono or stereo, and IIRC, the first 4 will be mono be default, so you’ll need to change them.

Without the desk in front of me I forget exactly how, but I know it’s easy.

Then also check that the output patching is what you expect.

Agreed!

Semetery – I’ve read your post several times, and have to admit that I’m rather confused as to where the problem is.

You’ve a PC, connected to the Qu-SB (via USB-B port)?
And you want get sound from another mixer (X32) into the PC, and back out gain?

The Scarlett is actually a red herring (!) and not part of this set up at all?

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It’s in the “top” screen of the Mix’s master isn’t it? Not in front of a desk at the moment, but it’s certainly there on the iPad.