#BEHRINGER X32 OFFLINE EDITOR MANUAL#
#BEHRINGER X32 OFFLINE EDITOR SOFTWARE#
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Click on the Copy EQ button to copy the values to the X32.ĭCA and Mute Group Analysis Connect to the X32 if not connected (change the X32 IP if necessary or select from the drop down list). Choose which slot (and side) to copy values from, then choose which slot (and side) to copy those values to. The actual commands sent and responses received can be viewed in the Testing memo. Live Toolbox will send commands to the X32, wait for the responses, then populate the Copy EQ screen with details of which slot has which graphics EQ. Quick Start Guides Copy EQ Connect to the X32 if not connected (change the X32 IP if necessary or select from the drop down list). It can also be used to generate working commands to be incorporated into tidbits (explained later).Ĭontents Quick Start Guides Copy EQ.3 DCA and Mute Group Analysis.3 Copy Headamps.3 Input-Output Mutes.4 Tidbits.4 Testing OSC Commands.5 Screens Copy EQ.6 Groups.7 Headamps.8 In-Out.9 Tidbits.10 Testing.12 Setup.13 Glossary.15 It can be used to send various OSC commands to the X32 and watch for the responses This can provide a deeper understanding on how the X32 interacts with the OSC protocol.

The testing tool is the heart of the toolbox. If the toolbox does not have the necessary tool, it can probably be created. WorkFlow Each tool can be used independently or in conjunction with other tools available to complete a specific task. As with any toolbox, this one begs for more tools. During numerous discussions and feature requests on the Behringer Forum, other tools (Copy EQ, Copy Headamps, DCA and Mute Group analysis, Tidbits, etc.) have been developed. This developed into the testing tool (screen). The initial tool simply sent and received OSC commands to and from the X32 built-in OSC server. Purpose The X32 Live Toolbox was designed to interact directly with the X32, supplementing the X32 eco-system with tools currently unavailable to accomplish specific tasks.  Music Group for creating the X32 eco-system and opening up the X32 specific OSC command language so that developers could provide enhancements beyond the standard capabilities of the X32. Without this document, this app probably would not have begun.  Patrick-Gilles Maillot for his enormous effort in updating the OSC Remote Protocol document. It was because of the numerous discussions on the forum that this X32 online set of tools were created and developed. If not, see Īcknowledgments Many thanks to the following:  The Behringer Forum members for their many suggestions and encouragement.

#BEHRINGER X32 OFFLINE EDITOR LICENSE#

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#BEHRINGER X32 OFFLINE EDITOR MANUAL#

Yes? Good question, Kirby.User Manual Copyright (C) 2014 Paul Vannatto Version 1.0 February 2015 Scenes is that all Scenes in the console are saved and transferred with the Show (only one Show can be present at a time on any console), whereas two or more Scenes on the console need to be saved to and then loaded from a USB stick separately if saving Scenes. To reiterate, the only advantage to saving Shows vs. Are there other parameters other than those on the first four Setup Screen Tabs that aren't saved with Scenes/Shows? Absent parameter exclusions, of course. Fake Edit: I have a console set up and checked the above, and the crossed out text segments are first thoughts while the text minus the crossed out text is verified. That capability would be IS preserved if because the saved Scenes don't reconfigure the basic console configuration. I *think* that any Scene can be used with a console set to either sample rate, but am not sure of that. I think of them as basic console configuration which is specific to a console. vice versa, etc.? 'General settings' seems like as good a title for those things as any, but I've not seen them called that.

'General settings' are the ones on the first four tabs of the Setup screen, such as 48k vs 44.1k, DCA behavior, Select following Solo vs.

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