Use Dim for PFL – Turns down the output of the monitor by the level set in the ‘Dim Attenuation’ when soloing a channel in a Pre Fader tap.DCA Solo AFL – Allows for an After Fader tap for the channels that are assigned to the DCA that is soloed.MixBus Solo AFL – Allows for an After Fader tap for the mixbus solo.Ch Solo AFL – Allows for an After Fader tap for the channel solo.Solo Follows Select – When changing channels using the select button, the solo will follow to the current channel you are adjusting.Exclusive (last) – When this is selected, only one channel will solo at a time.Control allows for adjustment from 0.0dB to -40dB. Dim Attenuation – This is a control for turning down the monitor output controlled via the Talkback tab and the ‘Solo Options>Use Dim for PFL’.Control allows for adjustment from 0.3ms to 500ms. This is useful for both near-fields at the FOH or your IEM/Headphones. Delay – This is a HUGE thing for me, this allows you to delay the monitor section to bring your monitor into time-alignment of the PA.Mono – Sets the monitoring from stereo to mono.This allows you to turn up/down the volume of the main mix, but leave the solo volume alone. Source Trim – This adjustment allows us to control the overall level of the source that is selected in the monitor settings.LR AFL – Sources from LR Bus in the After Fader Tap.LR PFL – Sources from LR Bus in a Pre Fader Tap.LR+M/C – Sources from the LR Bus and the M/C Bus.Off – When nothing is soloed, no audio will play in the monitor.Monitor Settings allows us to pick where we want to source for our monitor.We also have the ability to mute. Control allows for -∞ to +10dB. If you are using a wireless IEM for your monitoring, you can use this for the volume or you could also use the IEM packs volume. Monitor Level – gives us the control over the output level of the monitor.Here is the main section for the control of the monitor: When we click on the X32-Mix App Monitor section, we have 4 tabs, Monitor, Talkback A, Talkback B, and Oscillator. This will give you the ability to monitor and solo items from the iPad but listen to them while you are not physically next to the console. Once you get these, plug them into the ‘Monitor/Control Room Out’ on the back of the X32. I would recommend getting a set of in-ear monitors like the Sennheiser EW 300 IEM G3 or the Shure PSM series. The Monitor Tab is going to be really useful for those of you who are mixing solely from the iPad. This week we look into the ‘Monitor’ tab of X32-Mix. Last week I covered the Routing Tab in my X32-Mix App Tutorial series, if you haven’t seen the blog post, check it out here: X32-Mix App Tutorial Routing Tab.

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