Just saying post fader works. There is nothing out of line after post fader
in a channel strip so it automatically means it's post EQ. Niggling point,
I know.

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Sean Conolly wrote:
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The way it's configured is excellent if your goal is to make a
recording
on the side while using the console for PA work.

Maybe, if you don't mind recording the EQ changes that are made on the
fly.
When I record a live show the only recording aspect I have time to
focus
on
is the levels. EQ and compression are going to be tweaked as needed,
especially in a situation where the performers keep switching mics. I'd
much
rather deal with the recorded tracks later. I think this is just a
matter
of
preference in how you like to work.

Wait, I thought the firewire output was pre-fader, pre-EQ? I thought it
basically came off the insert point? Is that not the case? If it is
post
EQ, that is really bad, yes.

Sorry, I was writing about the direct outs on the Crest, I should have
been
more clear. Those are post EQ post fader.

Sean