Logic X and Behringer X32 complete integration

I am able to record into the X32 and then Logic accepts it and I can see all the Audio being recorded. However some problems:

1) Do I always need to change the routing(local 1-8 to card 1-8) on the X32 to hear what I've just recorded and not what is going on in the live room?

2)When I do listen back to what I've recorded it comes through on channels 1 and 2 and thats it.

that is correct i have the audio from logic routed to channel 17 & 18, this allow me to hear tracking rooms in channels 1-16 and at the same time use 17&18 to hear logic

I have set up the control surface on logic to mackie control and they are corresponding with each other- I just can't hear anything! Also the gain/compressor/eq is still on channels one and two but I just want to hear a direct signal from logic and not re-effected by the X32.

sure you have a problem wih the routing, i have set up the makie controler, in order so manipulate the tracks in logic be sure that you engage the DAW remote. and now you can use the buss section (8 channles) as your controler for logic,

3) When I do a mix on the X32 it comes in pre-fader on Logic. I have tried to change it to post fader but nothing happens.

the way that i have it set up in the studio is post process pre frader, so i dont affed level with the fader. this video show you the basic of the routing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iq-eDbawHsU

Hello John,

I understand the frustration, believe me! Though I own a X32 Compact, here are some answers to your questions, by number, that I hope will help:

1. You do not keep changing the routing.

2. To hear each track separately thru the X32, in Logic Pro you must set each track's output to a mono output (1-32). When you do this, then each track will come thru the faders on the left hand side of the X32. By pushing the buttons on the board that move you thru blocks of 8 incoming signals, you can hear them all. When you've got this going then you just have to push the "select" button for any given channel, and can adjust panning, FX, etc.for each channel

3. I haven't done a mixdown from the board yet, but I believe you need to do the following: Go to "routing" then "aux out" and choose which aux you want, e.g. "aux 1" assigned to "main left" and "aux 2" to "main right". In the last column in this screen you have, amongst others, the choice to choose post-fader. Now run cables from the aux channels you've chosen on the back of the X32 to your recording device.

Let me know how things work out.

joeyboych

Hi John,

I was wrong about changing the routing. You need to play with the settings in "routing"in the "home" section" and the "card out" section and you can monitor while you record and then get playback. When you see what I've written let me know, and I'll be more explicit.

joeyboych