Hello all, how do I change the inputs (channel 12 and 13 effects) with other channels (mics) in the Behringer x32?

This one always gets people fired up…Some churches run fully live. Others rely heavy on tracks, stems, and clicks. Here’s the thing: Backing tracks can save the day when you’re missing musicians. They can also create tension if the band feels locked to a track and loses freedom. I’ve seen both sides. In some churches, tracks make the worship fuller and keep everyone tight. In others, they make things feel rigid and less authentic. At the end of the day, the question isn’t “Are tracks good or bad?”It’s: Are tracks serving your church’s worship—or replacing it? 💬 I want to hear from you: Does your church use backing tracks? Do you think they help or hurt the worship experience? Drop your take 👇 — Nate

I started this community because I saw how many churches (big and small) struggle with the same audio challenges: - Volunteers feeling overwhelmed at the soundboard - Inconsistent livestream mixes - Soundcheck chaos on Sundays - And just wanting worship to sound clear without distractions This group is for us—church audio techs, FOH engineers, livestream mixers, and volunteers—who want to learn, share, and grow together. Here’s what you can do to jump in: ✅ Introduce yourself & share a pic of your Sunday office 😎 (Church name and where from?) ✅ Share your biggest challenge right now with audio or livestreams ✅ Feel free to post questions, tips, or gear setups—you never know who it might help! I’ll be sharing weekly tips, training resources, and behind-the-scenes lessons from the installs and livestream mixes I do with churches all over Florida. Excited to grow this with you all. Let’s make Sunday sound stress-free and worship-focused 🙌 — Nate Licioni (NATE Audio)