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<blockquote data-quote="Evan Kirkendall" data-source="post: 18412" data-attributes="member: 5">Re: Digidesign SC48&nbsp;Dick,&nbsp;As the band grows, starting from scratch each night becomes more of a challenge. We were 26 inputs during that tour, but now we&#039;re 48. Carrying a console keeps the mixes more consistent, allows the openers to have as many channels as they need, and in the event that the band doesn&#039;t sound check(it happens a lot), I have a good starting point from the previous night. &nbsp;The Sc48 also allows me to do some creative routing for cool shit, allows me to copy channels so I can use them for different effects, and it gives me consistent effects every night. I&#039;m actually not a huge plug in guy. Besides the 6 effects engines I run, I think I&#039;ve got another 6-7 plug ins in use. &nbsp;When we carry consoles, we carry all cabling too. Everything is multipin and it goes together pretty quick. It just makes life so much easier.&nbsp;Evan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Evan Kirkendall, post: 18412, member: 5"] Re: Digidesign SC48 Dick, As the band grows, starting from scratch each night becomes more of a challenge. We were 26 inputs during that tour, but now we're 48. Carrying a console keeps the mixes more consistent, allows the openers to have as many channels as they need, and in the event that the band doesn't sound check(it happens a lot), I have a good starting point from the previous night. The Sc48 also allows me to do some creative routing for cool shit, allows me to copy channels so I can use them for different effects, and it gives me consistent effects every night. I'm actually not a huge plug in guy. Besides the 6 effects engines I run, I think I've got another 6-7 plug ins in use. When we carry consoles, we carry all cabling too. Everything is multipin and it goes together pretty quick. It just makes life so much easier. Evan [/QUOTE]

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