XTI and stereo link

[subharmonic]

I may just be missing something obvious but if I want to EQ both outputs at the same areas and time is there a way to do it with the XTI software? I am running a DR250 off each channel and want to make the EQ corrections only once.

[Gregory East]

I haven't used it but bandmanager has a system eq as well as the individual output eq.

[Haysus]

Unfortunately it's not that simple. But if you use the button "show both channels" you can have the original graph in the back and the new will show in front. That will get you close. Or write down all parameters and manually key for exact match.

[sine143]

can you midi map band manager or system architect? been using it for about a year and a half now but never bothered to find out. If so, that will be a great solution for the system.

[Greg Plouvier]

I believe you can copy and paste one channel's settings to the other.

[subharmonic]

Unfortunately it's not that simple. But if you use the button "show both channels" you can have the original graph in the back and the new will show in front.

That is how I was doing it. Kinda lame and less than accurate. Luckily it would only need to be done once per speaker set since I use a Driverack to room correct, although I am not sure I like the EQ it does to the DRs, need to gig a couple more times with it.

I believe you can copy and paste one channel's settings to the other.

That would be a winner. Still kinda lame that my obsolete Ultracurve 8024 has the link feature yet the amp doesn't, thats where I learned about such an option as I use it for my home stereo.

[Haysus]

Little tip I learned about EQ. If you have the same frequencies cut and boosted on every channel strip and main (room) EQ, adjust those on the XTI. My major frequencies were 140, 400-500, and 1k-2k.
Hope that helps.