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<blockquote data-quote="karel.will" data-source="post: 11206" data-attributes="member: 168">Hi,I have 0 knowledge about Dante, so here I am.I regularly teach seminars for system techs, and as such, I need to have the whole class make FFT measurements. This gets messy, with 20 measurement mics, lots of cables...So I just read on some Facebook Group that some of you use Dante to distribute the ref and mic signals to the class, so that you just need a router and some Cat6 cables. This way, everybody just sees my mic, and we all should get the exact same measurements. So they all go through the motions, but we don&#039;t get distracted by small differences. I understand everybody just installs a (trial) version of the Dante Virtual Soundcard software, so I&#039;m good at the participants&#039; side. But how do I get the signals in to the Dante network? Can I just patch them in on my MacBook? Or do I need some hardware to do this? I&#039;m thinking that I already have my mic and ref signal in my computer, so if I would only have to make 1 big network for everybody to connect to, that would make for a very slick, professional solution.Thank you very much!Charlie</blockquote>

[QUOTE="karel.will, post: 11206, member: 168"] Hi, I have 0 knowledge about Dante, so here I am. I regularly teach seminars for system techs, and as such, I need to have the whole class make FFT measurements. This gets messy, with 20 measurement mics, lots of cables... So I just read on some Facebook Group that some of you use Dante to distribute the ref and mic signals to the class, so that you just need a router and some Cat6 cables. This way, everybody just sees my mic, and we all should get the exact same measurements. So they all go through the motions, but we don't get distracted by small differences. I understand everybody just installs a (trial) version of the Dante Virtual Soundcard software, so I'm good at the participants' side. But how do I get the signals in to the Dante network? Can I just patch them in on my MacBook? Or do I need some hardware to do this? I'm thinking that I already have my mic and ref signal in my computer, so if I would only have to make 1 big network for everybody to connect to, that would make for a very slick, professional solution. Thank you very much! Charlie [/QUOTE]

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