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I'll start with the generic basics, and then you can point me to where your interest actually is: Depending on how the ASIO driver sees the X_UF Firewire or USB interface, that will be one of the MIDI interfaces shown in the SONAR menus under the Preferences > Control Surfaces. I'm not sure about where your 'other post' is, and I don't exactly know what you're asking. Guitarmech111 Gary, can you reply in my other post about setting up the X32 as a controller?

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I would also love to have the same 32-fader bi-directional, plus scribble strip support that the Reaper OSC functions have enabled for the X32. i would absolutely love to have the ability to toggle between track and bus fader control, but that doesn't work with the Mackie Control implementation in the X32.

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In general I find that doing track volume automation with a mouse is fine with me once I've taken full advantage of the simultaneous changes and experimentation that's possible with a handful of 8 sliders to get the mix started in the right direction. I only use the Mackie Control features for quickly getting rough levels on captures before drawing volume automation. I have an Audio-Technica condenser mic on the talkback channel. Moreover, I have three sets of speakers that are controlled from the X32, so the monitor controller function that would be separately necessary on a conventional interface is fully integrated and flexible. Headphone mixes can have effects (reverb, compression) generated within the X32 with no concern about the latency settings of SONAR. Depending on the required number of input tracks, I can have untouched inputs right off the preamps and processed inputs (via the P16 bus) both recorded. The X32's flexibility while recording is what makes me content with my decision.

I have also done remote recordings using the venue's X32 with a laptop that has my old Sonar 8.5. 'The red LED next to it indicates file access.I have an X32 and an S16 that I use regularly as the central part of my studio with X3. I've corrupted a couple recordings : ( The user guide states. I've also successfully used upper and lower case letters.Р В РІР‚СњР В РІР‚РЋinally before you remove your USB stick, be sure to close the window for the recorder. I've successfully replaced spaces with underscore. However the underscore and hyphen are used in the names given to recordings. The file naming limitations are not yet clear to me.Р В РІР‚СњР В РІР‚РЋrom the names that the XR gives to its recordings, my impression is that you'll want to avoid spaces in the name and you'll want to avoid most special characters. I'm just guessing from my experience over the years. I've not had to record any such recordings to CD yet. So if you want to playback typical 44khz WAV files from a ripped CD or possibly an MP3 file converted to WAV in Audacity or other app, you'll need to be running your mixer at 44khz sample rate.Р В РІР‚СњР В РІР‚С›lso if you want to burn your recordings to audio CD, I expect you'll have fewer hassles if your XR mixer is set to 44khz sample rate. This is not a problem until you try to play 44khz WAV files! The XR mixer won't play those WAV files if your XR is set to 48khz sample rate! That probably will contain over 2 hours of stereo recording.Р В РІР‚СњР вЂ™Р’В«y default the XR mixers record at 48khz. The maximum size of any single file in the FAT32 file system is 2GB. I'm fairly sure the XR mixers only have a USB2 port, not the faster USB3 however you should be fine using a 16GB USB3 stick.

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Strangely, from memory I think Windows XP and Vista may format over 100GB FAT32 storage drives. I think the newer Windows operating systems only will format 40 GB or so in FAT32. The stick has to be formatted with FAT32, not NTFS file system! For those purchasing large sticks for the PC, they will likely have to be reformatted. However since these mixers only play and record two tracks or stereo music I doubt they would require even 1GB of space per hour of recording. I've successfully used up to a 32GB drive. 'USB port (type A) accepts a flash drive for file storage, stereo recordings and playback. The following is what I've learned from my struggles. We've been struggling with the recording and playback of audio files from a thumb drive connected to the USB port. Between a friend and I we have XR12 and XR14 mixers.

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