How To Save Your Mixbus To Your Library On The X32 Mixers Using X32 Edit

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[@tauerdrumond]

what about the sends? were they copied from BUS 1 to BUS 2?

[@DanaTucker1]

No, you will need to set those manually.

[@LasVegasdrummer]

Is there a way to save a 'Mixbus' and preserve the actual 'Mix' of the monitor? It's nice to save the EQ & compression to a library, but it would be very practical, to be able to save an entire monitor mix, so you can recall it in the future. This way, you could rearrange the monitor mixes after the gig, in proper order, from house left to right, after the horn section plays musical chairs, right before sound check. Yamaha O1V96 consoles allowed you to copy/paste entire monitor mixes. I can't figure out why Midas doesn't offer the same convenience.

[@DanaTucker1]

They say it can be done. I am still trying to figure it out.

[@ivan9ef]

Name mixbus is confusing. It's bus master channel instead of entire bus mix.

[@DanaTucker1]

I will respectfully disagree. I am discussing the Mix Bus. You are describing the Mix Bus Master Fader.