[RaunoaParticipant]

+1

I like if I can make user and connect that user with ONE AUX (mono/stereo). When logging in with that user, then automatically all inputs/mixes are available to send to this AUX…. no need to make configs. This will be very easy and simple.

Design on this app could also be much easier:
* First layer has custom faders and main volume
* Second layer has named channels. That means, if I use only ~40 channels, they are usually named and other 88channels will be hidden by default (there’s a tiny button that brings all channels to visible).
* Third layer has mixes

This will be best app for monitor mixing. Suggestion for a new name for a new app – MonMix

[RaunoaParticipant]

I’m not sure what metering the “hottest” signal would tell the user, the level doesn’t mean anything useful. ….

If to use one DCA then of course this doesn’t mean anything useful. But when to use like 12 DCA-s on the same layer, then this will be very useful information for fast troubleshooting.

But it would be super if at least there is a signal LED.

[RaunoaParticipant]

Listening to the DCA buses with PAFL has always been possible.

Sorry, but you missing a point. I need to see 12 meters at a same time, not hiting PAFL.

[RaunoaParticipant]

I came this forum also for that, to ask this feature. For me is very important, because I need to see current fader positions.

Use case in broadcasting and theatre: Coming next scene with slow fade in (same time other channels fade down) and for example actor will start talk before then fader still move, then I see where fader is and make fast changes. That means if I touch fader in crossfade time, then this channel stop crossfade but other channels still moving.

[RaunoaParticipant]

+1

[RaunoaParticipant]

Hey!

I would also like to see, is there any signal in DCA metering. I have made many musicals with X32/M32 and this is good information to see, is signal up or not.

Some mode ideas for DCA metering:
A. Signal – shows only with one LED (green) that, is there any signal – DEFAULT
B. Hottest – shows hottest peaks
C. Avarage – shows avarage peaks (slower) – Avarage is not summing audio, just calc. by channel meters. (if this is possible and not take much CPU)

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