The guy giving the talk has left town and I feel pretty badly about it as I was behind the desk. I have never had a problem with the LS9, but I almost always use UDKs for that process. X32 is intuitive and powerful with 40 processing channels and 25 mix buses, all equipped with serious signal processing (dynamics, EQ and inserts), which can be configured.
These files and process is a bit more delicate than I initially thought.not as easy as a "cassette", more like an unsaved file if the computer is shut down. The new BEHRINGER X32 digital mixing console lets you focus on your event, instead of navigating a vast sea of knobs, buttons and menus like most other live digital mixers. Chase also said to re-format the drive before each use so that files that were deleted (but if you don't empty your trash) are actually still taking up space on the thumb drive.Īll good ideas and practices. This is why we had a different bigger drive last week. We have also lost a file due to the stick filling up, which sounds like it has been corrected in fw update. As John mentions, testing the drive is a great idea before the event. He suggested upgrading the latest 1.15 fw and always making sure the access light is done before removing drive. He explained much of what was discussed here. So I emailed a guy I know at Behringer and he promptly had Chase (a X32 guru) give me a call, which I appreciated very much. Because manufacturers are always changing spec, it is not enough to simply use the same brand / model that you may have used in the past. In the event that your stick fills up before you stop recording, the recorder will automatically stop and finish writing the file.įinally, I strongly recommend that you test the USB RECORDER with the USB Stick that you plan to use before the gig to be sure it is capable of keeping up with the recorder. The maximum file size is 2GB, which is a limitation of the FAT file system. Regarding file size, Per is also correct that we have updated the recorder some time ago so that when the maximum file size is reached, a new file will be created instantaneously and recording will continue until your stick is full. If this is not done, including in the case of a power loss, you are likely to end up with a corrupt file. Be sure you are actually pressing stop using the first screen encoder on the left, and not simply pausing the recording.
First of all and most importantly, Per is correct about the need to always stop the recording and allow the ACCESS light to turn off before removing the USB stick. I just wanted to jump in and clarify some facts regarding the USB RECORDER on the X32.
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