If you need some clarity as to what these Scene Safes do, take a look at this blog post: Behringer X32 Scene Safes. We have the same Scene Safes available as if we were at the console: Simply tap on the scene safe dot and it will change to yellow. X32-Mix App Scene SafesĪlong with editing the scene with the Edit button, you can also set the Scene Safes. The most asked question I get about the X32-Mix App is how in the world do you save a scene?! Well simply tap on the scene slot you want to save it, press the ‘edit’ button and a hidden menu will appear.Īfter you have pressed Edit, you are able to rename the Name and the Notes of the scene, save the scene, delete the scene, or even copy and paste it. If you need to undo the change you just made, you can press the reverse arrow to the left of the red ticket, this will ask you to confirm and reverse the scene change. We can now see that the yellow ticket has changed to ‘001 dBB-Audio’ in the list and has also changed names in the upper right. You will then press & hold the red ticket and swipe it to the right. You will see a red ticket appear in the top bar. To change scenes, simply select the scene you want to change to by pressing on it in the list. As we can see the yellow ticket in the upper right and on the left of ‘000 dBB-Audio Zeroed’ shows us which scene we are currently on. When you first click on the scenes tab, you will see your first 10 scenes. You are unable to save scenes using the X32-Mix App when it is in a demo mode, so unlike X32-Edit, you will not be able to design a show unless connected to an X32 or M32 console.

This week we look into the ‘Scenes Tab’ of the X32-Mix.įirst thing is first, the ‘scenes’ themselves (aka the data) live on the console.

Last week I covered the Effects Tab in my X32-Mix App Tutorial series, if you haven’t seen the blog post, check it out here: X32-Mix App Tutorial Effects Tab.

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