Ignore this post. It originally posted twice for some reason? Just refer to the other one Please.
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ALSO, if theres a way to expand more outs on the SL, (after the already enough 10) what is it? I have yet to find one.
--Michael
What purposes would you need more outs for?
Usually when I'm doing sound for school concerts etc, they demand a large amount of monitors and aux outs. And its televised by our local tv stations, usually they use up to 6 aux outs (two per station, and then the schools local tv program) . And the school would also want 6 monitors. (they need two monitors for each areas they perform in. And then lastly the band when they play the background tracks want 4 monitors. and each of the 16 outs have to be mixed differently based on their needs. (even though yes its just a school concert) so its not like I could daisy chain a bunch of monitors together. and run off of the 10 available.
And its televised by our local tv stations, usually they use up to 6 aux outs (two per station, and then the schools local tv program) .
With software like Cubase and a midi cable. you can easily record with the ddx.
Mind explaining how one runs audio over a MIDI interface?
Set up a pair of side-wash vocal monitors on tripods at head height. Run all vocals for all bands through these. That'll simplify the monitor situation a bit.
Thanks Again!
These are all great ideas. By doing this and the splitter for the press feeds I think I may have enough for instrument monitors to have their own mix.
As for the XLR Splitter you mentioned before, what are some brands you recommend?
I was hoping for a valid excuse to buy a Studio Live. Or a valid reason not too. Ive heard some amazing things about them, but then again, I've also heard these horror storys about them.
and at their battle of the bands, they have 3 bands playing right after another, meaning 3 bands on stage at once. (they go in groups of 3 until they reach the final 3 etc etc, they have it setup oddly.) and I use on average 4-5 monitors per band. (Bass, Singer(s), Guitar, Drums, and the occasional keys)