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2016/11/15 at 10:43 am #59333
In director this works with the shift button being held down if you are not using a touch screen.
2016/11/07 at 10:07 pm #59139Hey Arild
Congratulations on being a dLive owner. No configuring to do, plug go to the I/O window in Director, choose surface or mixrack, depending where you intend to connect the DX32 and choose inputs/outputs to patch. When DX32 is not online patches will have diagonal stripe pattern. See this video: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B0TIoGEKi67gNElqNVVPYVhqemM
Good luck!
2016/09/16 at 12:18 pm #58229Duh, reading without my brain on… sorry guys.
2016/09/16 at 12:17 pm #58228Me too +1
2016/09/16 at 12:16 pm #58227+1
2016/08/29 at 2:40 pm #57868Does the dedicated store key not do suffice for you? Curious to know why? Or are you thinking in terms of surfaceless mixing?
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You will find pan control for all busses in routing screen of the selected channel. It is definitely not obvious, but right above the level rotary for any stereo buss there is a pan control. Click on it and drag to alter panning. I’m struggeling to understand how that will work with any thing else than a mouse or possibly a very accurate stylus.
I can’t say I have found any othe option yet for pan in director.
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You must be logged in to view attached files.2016/05/06 at 5:16 pm #55532OK, I found it. It’s done from the source selection of the input channels preamp screen. Not very straight forward but definately there. Sorry Nicola 🙂
2016/05/06 at 5:08 pm #55530Great suggestion! +1
2016/05/06 at 5:07 pm #55529The sends on rotary is a great function, alas I find it uncomfortable that the LCD display on the channels only tell you that rotarys are now sending to some AUX or the other, but not which one. A little detail that would make this function so much nicer.
2016/05/03 at 7:17 am #55424Hi Ã…ke
Perhaps you should check out Dante VIA software. Exposes any USB audio stream to a Dante network. Qu’s 32 ch USB interface could then be exposed to a Dante Network via your computers ethernet port.
2015/11/10 at 4:32 pm #51989From the midi protocol document of QU-series
The following Qu functions can be controlled via MIDI:
ï‚· Mutes
ï‚· Faders and Pan
ï‚· Mix and FX sends – Level, Pan, Assign, Pre/Post
 Matrix sends – Level, Pan, Assign, Pre/Post (not Qu-16)
 Audio Groups – Assign (not Qu-16)
 Mute Groups – Assign, Master Mute
 DCA Groups – Assign, Master Level, Master Mute
ï‚· PAFL select
ï‚· Input Channel source
 Preamp (local and dSNAKE) – Gain, Pad, 48V
ï‚· Insert In/Out
 Input Channel processing – Trim, Polarity, Gate, PEQ, Compressor, Delay
ï‚· Mix processing – PEQ, GEQ, Compressor, Delay
 Group and Matrix processing – PEQ, GEQ, Compressor, Delay (not Qu-16)
ï‚· Channel Names
ï‚· Scene Recall
ï‚· FX Tap Tempo
ï‚· MMC Transport Control2015/07/28 at 1:22 pm #49574Kudos to all you sweet people for giving someone such great help when it is clearly not really a troubleshooting issue. (y)
2015/06/24 at 8:59 am #48930The document came up on a regular google search for terms relating to the subject here. I guess someone stored a pdf in the wrong place.
Thanks for responding Nicola.
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