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* Complete editing of M32 onboard effects rack * Detailed editing of channel preamp, gate, dynamics, equaliser, bus sends and LCD scribble strips * Sends on Faders feature for rapid stage monitoring setup from your iPad

* Individual input channel Sends to all buses * Metering overviews with all levels at a glance * EQ-curve control for fine-tuning the equalisation from anywhere in the room M32-MIX unleashes an abundance of remote functionality for the MIDAS M32 series of digital mixing consoles.The M32-MIX app will connect to that IP address showing the type of console while connecting.M32-MIX gives you the freedom to move about the venue, in order to achieve the maximum performance of your system. M32-MIX remote control and offline editing software provides comprehensive control over all mixing and routing functions of your MIDAS M32 consoles right from the convenience of your iPad®.įrom on-stage monitoring sound checks, preamp and channel processing control, to editing the consoles onboard effects racks, the M32-MIX app allows the operator to control the M32 with unlimited flexibility and ease of use.

M32-Mix for MIDAS M32 Digital Mixing Console.

On the channel selector part of the board, choose the 'AUX In 1-6 USB Rec' button and.

Put USB stick in X32 and hit the view button under the USB port.

Make sure you have a pretty fast USB 2 or USB 3 USB stick to put the media on.

Programs that work well for this include Reaper, Adobe Audition, and Audacity, and others).

(unless your sample rate is 44.1k, then do a 44.1kHz, 16 bit uncompressed wav) NOTE: Some programs ask if you want to add BWF information, or add markers and other metadata, UNSELECT these options!

Take your source media (mp3, m4a, whatever) and convert them to 48kHz, 16bit uncompressed WAV files.

Most are defaulted to running at 48kHz, although you can set it to run at 44.1kHz (click your setup button and on the first tab, you should see an option called Sample Rate, just make note of it's current setting, do NOT change it) Most of what was tripping me up was getting the file type and settings correct. Fight LeukemiaAfter much hair pulling and Googling, here's what I've found to work for playing back tracks from a USB stick on an X32 board.