Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Brad Weber" data-source="post: 47417" data-attributes="member: 114">Re: Line source input &amp; outputAs Charles noted, a matrix DSP would let you mix or select inputs and handle the processing for the inputs and outputs.&nbsp; A 16x8 processor (16x8 modular or 8x8 with an 8 input expander) would address the routing and processing for two sets of &#039;mixer&#039; inputs (stereo plus four monitors), a stereo &#039;TV&#039; input and a stereo &#039;radio&#039; input routed out to a stereo house mix, four monitor sends and two available sends for ALS, overflow, etc.&nbsp; If you used a processor with compatible remote controls or logic I/O then you could select between four presets (Stage, FOH, TV and Radio) and even have basic volume control for the TV and Radio presets.Allen &amp; Heath, Ashly, Biamp, BSS, dbx, Electro-Voice, Lectrosonics, MediaMatrix, Symetrix, Yamaha and probably several others all offer products that would work for this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brad Weber, post: 47417, member: 114"] Re: Line source input & output As Charles noted, a matrix DSP would let you mix or select inputs and handle the processing for the inputs and outputs. A 16x8 processor (16x8 modular or 8x8 with an 8 input expander) would address the routing and processing for two sets of 'mixer' inputs (stereo plus four monitors), a stereo 'TV' input and a stereo 'radio' input routed out to a stereo house mix, four monitor sends and two available sends for ALS, overflow, etc. If you used a processor with compatible remote controls or logic I/O then you could select between four presets (Stage, FOH, TV and Radio) and even have basic volume control for the TV and Radio presets. Allen & Heath, Ashly, Biamp, BSS, dbx, Electro-Voice, Lectrosonics, MediaMatrix, Symetrix, Yamaha and probably several others all offer products that would work for this. [/QUOTE]

Verification