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2014/01/28 at 10:31 am #37476
Hi all,
Just to say that we have started filming of a tutorial video series, similar to the resources already available for iLive, GLD and ME-1 on our YouTube channel. This had not happened before mainly because of a number of changes to the software and GUI, which would have made any early effort worthless. Also the videos can now cater for both Qu-16 and Qu-24.
So please bear with us for a while.
Nicola
A&H2014/01/28 at 10:22 am #37475Hi Geddy,
The channel count on Qu-Drive is not likely to change I’m afraid. JoeCo’s recorder uses different (more expensive) technology, you can appreciate we cannot put £2k worth of recording technology in a <£2k mixer. However we made the USB outputs fully patchable in Qu-24 and the plan is for the same to happen in Qu-16 v1.3 - to be released soon. This will allow simultaneous recording of a selection of mono / stereo inputs and mixes. Beyond 18 tracks you can use the full-duplex USB B port which gives you a 24x22 interface (32x30 on Qu-24).
2014/01/25 at 12:54 am #37391This should answer your question about third party PoE switches: https://allen-heath.helpserve.com/Knowledgebase/Article/View/702/175/me-1-compatibility-with-a-third-party-switch
2014/01/23 at 7:30 am #37322Check you haven’t got the 20Hz-20kHz option enabled on PEQ (Mixer Preferences). The surface LEDs work when the PEQ bands are set within their default ranges.
Hope this helps.
2014/01/23 at 7:25 am #37321Hi Andrew,
Yes the channel source selection is stored / recalled with scenes.
Hope this helps.
2014/01/20 at 12:31 pm #37283So, are you saying that there is no reason to deactivate all the settings in the “OneMix” user setting on the GLD then?
Correct.
they will still have the possibility of logging in as an admin to the GLD, because the login information is kept in the iPad
No, the iPad will automatically connect to the wifi network, but every time you launch OneMix it will prompt the user to choose a user profile and enter the password (if one is set).
Any hope for my other requests in a future firmware update?
As I said in a number of threads, yes we read the forums, and all suggestions are logged in and discussed, but we don’t commit to features beforehand.
2014/01/20 at 9:44 am #37281Hi Tyler,
Mackie Control – have you followed all steps of the DAW Control setup notes for Qu-16? If so please open a ticket with our Support team and perhaps attach a screenshot of your Control Surfaces / Setup window and one of your Environment / Clicks and Ports window.
Audio routing – when you select a track in Logic you should see some details in the track inspector.
To set the source, click and hold on ‘Input’ under I/O, then hover over Input and release to select the required input. For example Input 1 for Qu-16 Mono Channel 1.
To set a different destination, click and hold on ‘Output’, then hover over ‘Output’ and release to select the required output or bus. This is likely to be either the corresponding Qu-16 channel or a master bus in Logic, depending on your workflow.
You might find this easier by starting a new, empty project. The New Tracks window should open automatically. To start with, enter ’16’ as the number of tracks, ‘Audio’ as the type, ‘Mono’ as the format. Select Input/Input 1 and Output/Mono/Output 1, tick both ‘Ascending’ option boxes, then click Create. This way each track will be sourced from and routed to the corresponding Mono Channel on Qu-16.
2014/01/20 at 9:30 am #37280Hi Volum,
In regard to your last post, please note:
1. GLD user permissions affect mixer operation only, they don’t apply to OneMix users, GLD Remote or GLD Editor. OneMix permissions are set per layer within the app. The reason for having a separate user for the OneMix app is simply to prevent users logging in as Admin on the iPad.
2. To log in as Admin on the iPad you will need the Admin password as set on the mixer. Musicians will log in with the separate ‘OneMix’ profile (with or without password).
Hope this helps.
2014/01/10 at 2:31 pm #37187Not sure I understand the requirement but you can already control the Q factor by using ‘pinch’ gestures.
2014/01/10 at 2:27 pm #37186Hi Mark,
You can store Library presets of a single processing block or a whole channel (these are accessible from the channel processing overview screen) for later recall.
Re: recalling on multiple channels at once, you could create partial scenes (by editing them) that recall say ch. 1-10 settings only. To do this, select an empty scene, touch Edit, select Input Channel Processing, touch Add and Ok when prompted. Now on top of the right hand window select Channel View, then select all channels you don’t need (e.g. 11-64) and touch Remove. Close the window. Update this scene (don’t use Store All) with Joel’s settings. Then copy and paste into a new scene location and Update with Donny’s settings. Now every time you recall one of these scenes, you will effectively be recalling all processing parameters for channel 1-10.
Hope this helps
2014/01/09 at 12:12 pm #37160Hi all,
the request for a post-processing tap-off point for studio recording is legitimate, and I’ll make sure it’s logged in our wishlist for future firmware releases. Thanks Dwight for posting in the ‘feature suggestions’ category too.
PS There’s no such thing as a right or wrong workflow, it’s all down to experience and personal preferences.
2014/01/07 at 9:41 am #37122Hi Dwight, USB recording is fed from the Input channels’ Insert sends – not the Direct Outs. The Insert sends are post preamp and polarity, but pre HPF and processing. You can see this in the block diagram at the end of the User Guide.
This was intended to give engineers the ability to record the dry signal while setting the Direct Outs post-processing for FX or personal monitoring use.
2014/01/06 at 12:52 pm #37109Hi Colin,
The Mute button is provided on the ‘My Mix’ layer only. I wouldn’t recommend putting channels you use for FoH mixing on this layer. Some people split one or two inputs, typically the main vocal, to a spare channel, so the monitor mix has independent control over the dynamics and eq of that channel. If you use such a split, then your split channels can go into the ‘My Mix’ layer and the Mute wouldn’t affect FoH.
All other channels should really go into the other layers, where the set of permissions is pretty basic and there is no Mute button.
Hope this helps.
2014/01/06 at 12:39 pm #37108Hi Loren,
Which version have you updated from? We changed the way you route FX outputs in V1.8. Use the Unassign / Fully Unassign buttons to revert an effect to factory default (mix/return, from dedicated FX bus to dedicated FX ‘short’ return). To route the FX to another channel, go to that channel’s preamp screen and select the Rack FX output from the source drop-down list. To route the FX to physical outputs, go to the Outputs screen, select a socket and choose the Rack FX outputs from the source drop-down list.
Also worth checking that you have enough FX buses in your Mixer Pref DSP configuration?
Hope this helps.
2014/01/02 at 1:28 pm #37051Hi John,
If you are upgrading your Dante card from V3.4.15, you will need to upgrade to V3.6.4 with Dante Firmware Update Manager V1.3.2 first, then install the latest Dante Firmware Update Manager V1.4.5.7 and upgrade the module to V3.7.0.
Sorry I hadn’t realized this when uploading the new files to the web. I have now amended the Release Notes and put the links to download the old Update Manager back on the site.
Apologies for any inconvenience this has caused and I hope this fixes it.
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