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I don't know/recall. The SD card fw in the console comes with the general console FW, doesn't it? So it should be just fine.

You change the routing (if needed) so your SD tracks are channeled to the USB connection and they are used as input to your DAW using ASIO. Play the SD session on X32, an record your new tracks in your DAW. option 2, You remove the SD card, and copy the contents to your PC. Your DAW may be capable o...

pvannatto wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2024 1:43 pm [...] This all eliminates the fritzing around with input splitters, proprietary stageboxes and digital snakes, etc.

Yes, but then you'd better be a good networking guy, otherwise things can get complicated quickly [Just so the equation is complete]

Actually any decent DAW SW should be able to deal with multichannel sessions and 'explode' them (the REAPER term) to extract individual track stems.
Note: not true for the other way around... where Live Session (if you get it to work) or Wav2Live will do the work.

Hi Kevin, Don't return the cards if you don't fully trust the guy knows what he's doing. Backup your recordings! To copy these sessions, just copy the actual directories so he's presented with the two exact same sessions as you have; He should be able to figure it out if you show/tell him what sessi...

Aliexpress...

Hello Brian, You can use the delay commands for various effects and encapsulate them in SYSEX messages using pvannatto 's tools, or use for example notepad++ to create your SYSEX message, following the notation explained in the unofficial X32 remote control doc (look for Appendix – OSC over MIDI Sys...

Don't get me wrong. My intent was not to stop the discussion.

The difference between protocol, transport and standard ... Keep this for the academics and just do Music!

I never got it to work correctly... Some people apparently did.

You can use Wav2Live and Live2Wav which are not as sexy in terms of UI, but will give you results in much less time