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seriousnewbie » Thu Apr 15, 2021 2:50 am Hello everybody, I hope ya'll are having a good day so far. I have been trying to figure this out but I just can't seem to fix it. So I have the Behringer X32 mixer set up with Reaper, and the channels go in and out mostly fine. Although channels 1-4 (OH's and Room's) are not audible even though the meters in my DAW and my X32 are going up. When I solo the channels on the Control Surface, there is not audio even though, once again, the meters are going up. However when I solo the tracks on the inputs side of the mixer, the M/C Solo meter goes up and...

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To confirm that this part is in fact off of the aircraft that has been identified. they do have numbers on the aircraft that corresponds to a flaperon on a boeing 777. they will confirm that. they will look at the damage to determine what type of impact this part was exposed to low speed or high speed. what i have seen looks like a low speed impact where the damage to the flaperon was minimized. because this is a movable control surface. >> let's get a baseline definition. what is a flaperon? >> when you look out the window you see the trailing edge. those are the trailing edge

And dramatic fashion, it would have stopped the wing and collided with the back of the wing and caused severe damage to the front of the wing. from the pictures we have i don't see that. so it appears that the -- that this control surface was torn off of the aircraft before the actual abrupt stop landing in the water. >> david soucie and nick malice thank you so much. meantime we're going to take you live to a tarmac to show you what this shape of piece of debris could tell investigators about what happened. we'll take you there. also a family member of someone who died in the previous pla...