Using Basic Routing for the X32, P16s and Point to Point Patching

In 2021 many people are getting into the Audio Book Narration Profession. The requirements concerning the ACX, as well as other Audio Book distributors are both extensive as well as easy to accomplish if you can grasp the basic concepts of Audio Requirements.
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[@islandbound63]

Perfect explanation, thanks. I can finally say I understand the routing functionality of the X32. This is one of the big areas where digital wins over analog mixers.

[@DanaTucker1]

Glad it was helpful! I agree and once you can wrap your head around the routing, life gets a whole lot easier!

[@joetrujillo1028]

Hello, I have a question can I use a Behringer S16 stagebox with a Yamaha TF3 digital mixer thru a Dante NY64-D expansion card output port ? That works. Thank you

[@DanaTucker1]

Unfortunately not. The S16 stage box works with AES50 Super Ports and the Yamaha TF3, (very nice mixer by the way), does not support this type of connection. Since the S16 does not have a card slot, using Dante will not be an option, like if you wanted to use the X32 Rack, which will except a Dante card.