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=== User: With the behringer x32 are there today any uses of artificial intelligence via software running on an attached computer ===
With the behringer x32 are there today any uses of artificial intelligence via software running on an attached computer

=== Assistant: Yes — the Behringer X32 can be part of AI-enhanced workflows today, but it’s important to understand where and how the … ===
Yes — the Behringer X32 can be part of AI-enhanced workflows today, but it’s important to understand where and how the “AI” actually happens:

===== - The X32’s internal processing and effects (EQ, dynamics, FX) are not driven by AI algorithms in the console’s firmware. They’re traditional DSP-based tools (compressors, gates, reverbs, etc.) and do not analyze or adapt using machine learning on their own. AV Electronics Marketing (AVEM) Malaysia<ref>{{cite web|title=AV Electronics Marketing (AVEM) Malaysia|url=https://www.avem.com.my/behringerx32/|publisher=AV Electronics Marketing (AVEM) Malaysia|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref> =====

===== - When you connect your X32 to a computer via USB or network, the mixer essentially becomes a multi-channel audio interface and control surface. Reelmind<ref>{{cite web|title=Reelmind|url=https://reelmind.ai/blog/behringer-x32-producer-ai-s-audio-production-gear-reviews|publisher=reelmind.ai|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref> =====
* AI-powered audio tools run in software such as a DAW (Pro Tools, Logic, Cubase, etc.) or standalone apps/plugins. Examples include: - AI noise reduction / repair tools (e.g., iZotope RX) that use machine learning to clean up audio before or during mixing. Reelmind<ref>{{cite web|title=Reelmind|url=https://reelmind.ai/blog/behringer-x32-producer-tutorial-ai-for-audio-production|publisher=reelmind.ai|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref> - AI EQ/compression assistants that analyze the audio and suggest or automate settings. Reelmind<ref>{{cite web|title=Reelmind|url=https://reelmind.ai/blog/behringer-x32-producer-tutorial-ai-for-audio-production|publisher=reelmind.ai|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref> - AI voice-overs, music generation, sound design tools, where the AI generates content that you then route into the X32 for mixing. Reelmind<ref>{{cite web|title=Reelmind|url=https://reelmind.ai/blog/behringer-x32-compact-vs-producer-ai-tools-for-audio-production|publisher=reelmind.ai|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>

===== - Some workflows include real-time AI plugins running in the DAW that could analyze live feeds and make mix suggestions (e.g., adaptive EQ, dynamic leveling) which are then reflected in your DAW and can be controlled or fine-tuned via the X32 hardware. Reelmind<ref>{{cite web|title=Reelmind|url=https://reelmind.ai/blog/digital-mixer-x32-producer-ai-audio-production-workflows|publisher=reelmind.ai|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref> =====
'' But this is still external — AI doesn’t ''run inside the X32* — it runs in the software that the X32 routes audio to/from.

===== - There are control apps (X32-Edit, third-party OSC/remote apps) that allow mapping hardware controls to software parameters for automation or AI-assisted functions in DAWs and plugins, but again the AI lives in the software. Elgato Marketplace<ref>{{cite web|title=Elgato Marketplace|url=https://marketplace.elgato.com/product/x32-mixer-control-64dfebba-bc34-40f4-be00-00595e2e8dea|publisher=Elgato Marketplace|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref> =====

✅ In short:
* The X32 does not have built-in AI in its firmware or DSP.
* AI is used indirectly via software on a connected computer or DAW — you route the mixer’s channels into software that hosts AI-powered plugins or tools.
* The X32 then acts as a controller/mixer/interface for those AI-enhanced processing tools. Reelmind<ref>{{cite web|title=Reelmind|url=https://reelmind.ai/blog/behringer-x32-producer-ai-s-audio-production-gear-reviews|publisher=reelmind.ai|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>

If you want, I can also suggest specific AI plugins/software that work well with the X32 in a DAW setup and explain how to route them for live or studio use.

=== User: Yes please ===
Yes please

=== Assistant: Absolutely — here’s a practical list of AI-powered software and plugins you can use with your Behringer X32 via a compu… ===
Absolutely — here’s a practical list of AI-powered software and plugins you can use with your Behringer X32 (via a computer/DAW) to enhance noise reduction, mixing, mastering, vocal polishing, and more. Since the X32 itself doesn’t run AI onboard, these tools work in your DAW or audio host software and process the audio you route from the X32. MusicRadar<ref>{{cite web|title=MusicRadar|url=https://www.musicradar.com/news/secret-of-smart-plugins-ai-powered-tools-mixing-mastering|publisher=musicradar.com|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>

==== ### ====
* What it does: Uses AI to analyze tracks and suggest EQ, compression, panning, and balance settings.
* Best for: Getting quick starting points for mix decisions and helping level multiple tracks.
* Where it runs: DAWs like Reaper, Logic Pro, Pro Tools, Cubase, etc. 👉 Great for speeding up balancing and solving frequency clashes. Unison<ref>{{cite web|title=Unison|url=https://unison.audio/ai-plugins-for-music-production/|publisher=unison.audio|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>

===== - What it does: AI-driven noise and reverb removal from vocal tracks. =====
* Best for: Cleaning up noisy recordings or tracks with excessive room reverb.
* Ease of use: Very simple — just insert on a vocal track and adjust! 👉 Excellent for live recordings that need quick cleanup. vstmarketplace.com<ref>{{cite web|title=vstmarketplace.com|url=https://vstmarketplace.com/top-ai-vst-plugins-2025/|publisher=vstmarketplace.com|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>

===== - What it does: AI-assisted equalization that analyzes your sound and applies a tailored EQ curve =====
* Best for: Balancing mix elements quickly.
* Pros: You can match EQ profiles to a target reference sound. 👉 Good for both individual instruments and full mixes. Unison<ref>{{cite web|title=Unison|url=https://unison.audio/ai-equalizer/|publisher=unison.audio|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>

===== - What it does: Audio restoration suite with Repair Assistant (AI-based) to fix hum, clicks, clipping, and background noise. =====
* Best for: Cleaning up field recordings or problematic live tracks before mixing. 👉 Industry standard for post-production cleanup. vstmarketplace.com<ref>{{cite web|title=vstmarketplace.com|url=https://vstmarketplace.com/top-ai-vst-plugins-2025/|publisher=vstmarketplace.com|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>

===== - What it does: Builds ready-to-mix vocal processing chains using AI guidance (EQ, compression, de-essing, tuning). =====
* Best for: Vocal tracks in music and spoken word projects. 👉 Saves tons of time on vocal chains. vstmarketplace.com<ref>{{cite web|title=vstmarketplace.com|url=https://vstmarketplace.com/top-ai-vst-plugins-2025/|publisher=vstmarketplace.com|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>

===== - What it does: Uses neural spectral analysis to automatically optimize your mix (EQ, compression, limiting). =====
* Best for: Final polish/master of stereo mixes. 👉 Great when you just need a pro-sounding master quickly. pluginerds.com<ref>{{cite web|title=pluginerds.com|url=https://pluginerds.com/16-best-ai-plugins-mixing-master/|publisher=pluginerds.com|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>

==== These aren’t AI processors by themselves, but let you run AI plugins in real time or live setups: ====

===== - What it is: A live plugin host for Windows/Mac that can run VST/AU plugins with low latency, great for live mixing rigs. =====
* Why useful: You can take the X32’s audio into your computer and process it through AI plugins in real time during live gigs or broadcasts. Wikipedia<ref>{{cite web|title=Wikipedia|url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gig_Performer|publisher=en.wikipedia.org|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>

==== Here’s an example workflow to use these tools with your X32: ====
# Connect X32 to computer via USB or Dante (if available).
# Set up your DAW or Gig Performer to receive multitrack audio from the X32.
# Insert AI plugins on your tracks — e.g., - RX Noise Removal on noisy vocals, - Smart:EQ or Neutron on individual instruments, - Clarity Vx for quick vocal cleanup.
# Monitor or record processed audio back through your DAW into your output bus or back to the mixer.

==== - Live use: Gig Performer + low-latency AI plugins can add real-time noise reduction or "smart" EQ shaping during shows. ====
* Studio/post: DAWs like Reaper/Pro Tools with Neutron/RX/Nectar give deeper mixing and cleanup before final masters.

If you tell me which DAW you use (Reaper? Pro Tools? Logic? Studio One?), I can tailor a step-by-step routing setup specifically for your system and the X32.

=== User: Can I get a simple text list with one add-on or plug-in per line ===
Can I get a simple text list with one add-on or plug-in per line

=== Assistant: Here’s a clean, simple list — one AI-assisted audio plugin or add-on per line, all commonly used with DAWs and compatib… ===
Here’s a clean, simple list — one AI-assisted audio plugin or add-on per line, all commonly used with DAWs and compatible with X32 workflows:

iZotope RX
iZotope Neutron
iZotope Nectar
Waves Clarity Vx
Waves Clarity Vx DeReverb
Sonible smart:EQ
Sonible smart:comp
Sonible smart:limit
LANDR Mastering Plugin
Oeksound Soothe2
Gullfoss
Accusonus ERA Bundle
Adobe Enhance Speech

If you'd like, I can next give you a second list that is only free AI-assisted plugins, or a list optimized specifically for live broadcast vs music mixing vs podcast voice.

=== User: Yes I'm only focused on live sound in a church ===
Yes I'm only focused on live sound in a church

=== Assistant: Here’s a simple text list of AI-friendly tools/plugins that can be used for live sound church service focus — keeping i… ===
Here’s a simple text list of AI-friendly tools/plugins that can be used for live sound (church service focus) — keeping in mind that true AI in live mixing is still emerging and often requires appropriate host systems:

AI-Friendly Live Sound Plugins / Tools
Waves Clarix LB — AI-powered real-time noise reduction for live voice (live broadcast/streaming, e.g., worship services) plugins.com.br<ref>{{cite web|title=plugins.com.br|url=https://plugins.com.br/waves-clarix-lb-en|publisher=plugins.com.br|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>
Sonible smart:EQ Live — adaptive EQ that continuously analyzes and balances audio in real time Plugin World<ref>{{cite web|title=Plugin World|url=https://www.mypluginworld.com/products/sonible-smart-eq-live|publisher=Plugin World|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>
Oeksound Soothe Live — resonance suppression/harshness control designed for live mixing platforms (low latency) oeksound.com<ref>{{cite web|title=oeksound.com|url=https://oeksound.com/plugins/soothe-live|publisher=oeksound.com|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>

⚠️ Notes for a church live sound workflow:
* Waves Clarix LB is tailored for live broadcast and streamed voice — good for livestreaming your services, though it needs a real-time host like Waves SoundGrid or similar. Koala Audio<ref>{{cite web|title=Koala Audio|url=https://koalaaudio.com.au/products/waves-clarix-lb-ai-noise-reduction-plug-in-for-live-broadcast|publisher=Koala Audio|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>
* smart:EQ Live adapts EQ in real time and can help balance mix elements quickly on the fly. Plugin World<ref>{{cite web|title=Plugin World|url=https://www.mypluginworld.com/products/sonible-smart-eq-live|publisher=Plugin World|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>
* Soothe Live targets problem resonances and can clean harshness dynamically with minimal latency when supported by your live mixing platform. oeksound.com<ref>{{cite web|title=oeksound.com|url=https://oeksound.com/plugins/soothe-live|publisher=oeksound.com|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>

If you want hardware/software platform recommendations (e.g., SuperRack SoundGrid, Avid VENUE, Gig Performer, etc.) that let you run these plugins with an X32, just let me know your computer/OS and how you’re connecting your X32 (USB vs Dante).

=== User: Can I get that most recent list and text format one plug in for line ===
Can I get that most recent list and text format one plug in for line

=== Assistant: Here’s a simple text list of AI-oriented/live-ready tools for live sound like at a church service, one per line: ===
Here’s a simple text list of AI-oriented/live-ready tools for live sound (like at a church service), one per line:

Waves Clarix LB — AI-powered real-time noise reduction for live voice PluginFox<ref>{{cite web|title=PluginFox|url=https://pluginfox.com/products/waves-clarix-lb|publisher=pluginfox.com|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>
Soothe Live — dynamic resonance suppression adapted for live audio environments oeksound.com<ref>{{cite web|title=oeksound.com|url=https://oeksound.com/plugins/soothe-live|publisher=oeksound.com|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>
Sonible smart:EQ Live — adaptive EQ for live mixing (real-time balancing)

If you want, I can follow up with a list of free or low-latency options that are easier to run without heavy server hardware.

=== User: I'm interested in hearing more about using gig performer live ===
I'm interested in hearing more about using gig performer live

=== Assistant: Absolutely — here’s a clear, practical explanation of using Gig Performer live especially if you’re thinking about usin… ===
Absolutely — here’s a clear, practical explanation of using Gig Performer live (especially if you’re thinking about using it with your Behringer X32 for church services):

==== 🎛️ What Gig Performer Is ====

Gig Performer is a standalone audio plugin host designed specifically for live performance, not a full DAW. It lets you load and run VST/AU plugins in real time with minimal latency and switch between setups instantly without breaking the audio stream. Gig Performer®<ref>{{cite web|title=Gig Performer®|url=https://gigperformer.com/|publisher=Gig Performer®|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>
* It works on Windows and macOS and hosts VST/VST3 plugins on both (AU plugins on macOS). Deskew Technologies, LLC<ref>{{cite web|title=Deskew Technologies, LLC|url=https://gigperformer.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/47001237842-cross-platform-usage-and-moving-from-one-platform-to-another|publisher=Deskew Technologies, LLC|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>
* You can build performance setups called rackspaces (like “scenes” or “snapshots” of effects/instruments). Gig Performer®<ref>{{cite web|title=Gig Performer®|url=https://gigperformer.com/docs_4_7/GP47UserManualOnline/what-is-gig-performer.html|publisher=Gig Performer®|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>

==== 🎤 How It Helps Live Sound ====

If you’re running live audio in a church setting, Gig Performer can sit between your X32 and your PA/stream and do things like:

===== ✅ Run Real-Time Plugins =====

• Load AI-assisted or low-latency plugins (EQ, noise reduction, de-essers, reverbs, etc.) and process live channels coming from your X32 through a computer.
• You don’t need a full DAW — just Gig Performer and the plugins you want. Gig Performer®<ref>{{cite web|title=Gig Performer®|url=https://gigperformer.com/docs_4_7/GP47UserManualOnline/what-is-gig-performer.html|publisher=Gig Performer®|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>

==== ⏱️ Instant Scene Switching ====

Gig Performer lets you configure multiple rackspaces/setlists and switch between them instantly and glitch-free (e.g., different vocal processing for sermon vs worship) — very useful on stage without audio pop/cut issues. Gig Performer®<ref>{{cite web|title=Gig Performer®|url=https://gigperformer.com/features-and-benefits|publisher=Gig Performer®|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>

==== 🧠 Control & Automation ====

You can control Gig Performer with:
* MIDI controllers (keys, pads, foot controllers)
* OSC devices/applications (tablets, phones, remote control)
* Widgets / virtual controls developed in Gig Performer itself Gig Performer®<ref>{{cite web|title=Gig Performer®|url=https://gigperformer.com/features-and-benefits|publisher=Gig Performer®|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>

This gives you real-time tactile control over your plugins and processing chains during the service.

==== 📡 Routing with an X32 ====

A typical live routing setup might look like this:
# Audio out of the X32 (via USB, Dante, or another interface card) goes into your computer.
# Gig Performer receives that audio as inputs, runs plugins on it, and outputs processed channels back to your FOH or live PA mix.
# You can optionally record processed audio or send it to a broadcast/streaming feed. Gig Performer®<ref>{{cite web|title=Gig Performer®|url=https://www.gigperformer.com/downloads/docs/GigPerformerUserGuide2_4.pdf|publisher=Gig Performer®|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>

This lets you add plugin processing without altering your basic X32 mix — Gig Performer handles external processing in real time.

==== 🧠 Why Gig Performer Works Well for Live ====

Here’s what users and musicians like about it:
* Rock-solid reliability built for on-stage use. Gig Performer®<ref>{{cite web|title=Gig Performer®|url=https://gigperformer.com/|publisher=Gig Performer®|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>
* Low CPU usage and low latency compared with a full DAW. MusicPlayers.com<ref>{{cite web|title=MusicPlayers.com|url=https://musicplayers.com/2024/06/gig-performer-5-0-brings-powerful-new-automation-recording-features-to-popular-plugin-host-for-live-performance/|publisher=musicplayers.com|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>
* Instant switching between patches/rackspaces with no glitches. Gig Performer®<ref>{{cite web|title=Gig Performer®|url=https://gigperformer.com/features-and-benefits|publisher=Gig Performer®|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>
* Visual wiring and flexible routing make complex signal chains easier. Gig Performer®<ref>{{cite web|title=Gig Performer®|url=https://gigperformer.com/features-and-benefits|publisher=Gig Performer®|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>

==== 💡 Pro Tips for Church Live Sound ====

If you plan to use it for live FOH processing (like vocal noise reduction or dynamic mixes):

✔ Test latency and buffer settings carefully on your laptop before Sunday services.
✔ Keep a backup rackspace or preset for emergencies.
✔ Start simple (e.g., one channel of processing) and build up as confidence grows.

==== 🔄 Try First ====

Gig Performer offers a 14-day fully functional trial, so you can test your plugins, audio interface, and scene switching in a real live-sound scenario without buying first. Gig Performer®<ref>{{cite web|title=Gig Performer®|url=https://gigperformer.com/docs_4_7/GP47UserManualOnline/what-is-gig-performer.html|publisher=Gig Performer®|access-date=2026-01-16}}</ref>

If you want, I can also outline step-by-step routing diagrams for connecting your X32 to Gig Performer on Windows or macOS, including buffer/latency tips.

=== User: How do I get a link to this entire chat not just the most recent response ===
How do I get a link to this entire chat not just the most recent response

=== Assistant: Great question — and unfortunately this is one place where ChatGPT still isn’t as simple as it should be. ===
Great question — and unfortunately this is one place where ChatGPT still isn’t as simple as it should be.

Here are the real options that work today:

==== ✅ Option 1 — Share Link (best if available) ====

On most ChatGPT apps:
# Tap the three dots (⋮) in the upper-right of the conversation.
# Tap Share or Share conversation.
# It generates a public link to the entire chat, not just the last message.
# You can copy and paste that link anywhere.

⚠️ If you only see “Share response”, that means your app version only allows sharing a single message.

==== ✅ Option 2 — Export via Settings (full archive) ====

If you want everything including this chat:
# Go to Settings → Data Controls → Export Data.
# OpenAI emails you a download link.
# Inside is a ZIP with your full chat history in HTML/JSON format.

This is the only official way to guarantee full-conversation export.

==== ✅ Option 3 — Manual copy (works reliably) ====

If the Share option only shares one reply:
# Scroll to the very top of the chat.
# Long-press → Select text.
# Drag to the bottom.
# Copy → paste into: - Google Docs - Word - Notion - Email to yourself

This preserves everything.

==== ⚠️ Important limitation ====

Right now, ChatGPT does NOT provide a native “link to entire chat” on all platforms — especially Android. Some versions only allow per-message sharing.

So if your app only shares single responses, that is a platform limitation, not something you're doing wrong.

==== If you tell me: ====

• Android app version
• Whether you see “Share conversation” or only “Share response”

I can give you exact step-by-step instructions for your version.

And if you'd like, I can also format this whole chat into a clean PDF or document for you to download.

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