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<blockquote data-quote="Marc Lopez" data-source="post: 121105" data-attributes="member: 7061">Re: Marc Lopez of Yamaha Commercial Audio Q&amp;AHi John,We believe in providing tools to help the operator perform their job more efficiently to produce a better result. The Dugan Automixer is a great tool because it allows the operator to focus on intelligibility and sound quality rather than worrying about number of open mics or gain before feedback. I use the broad term &quot;operator&quot; because we realize that there is a wide variance in the skill level of our users - from church volunteers to professional sound engineers.&nbsp; So yes, we are looking to provide appropriate tools to help the different skill levels.&nbsp; In some cases we may be aiming to simplify for novice users, and in other cases we are looking to create solutions by increasing flexibility or introducing new paradigms for the advanced sound engineer.&nbsp; Sorry I can&#039;t be more specific, but we have many new ideas that will be revealed at the appropriate time.&nbsp; But I do have to say that the absolute best tool for a sound engineer is their own ears.Yamaha-owned companies have been known to share technologies and know-how, so future collaboration with Line 6 is certainly a possibility.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Marc Lopez, post: 121105, member: 7061"] Re: Marc Lopez of Yamaha Commercial Audio Q&A Hi John, We believe in providing tools to help the operator perform their job more efficiently to produce a better result. The Dugan Automixer is a great tool because it allows the operator to focus on intelligibility and sound quality rather than worrying about number of open mics or gain before feedback. I use the broad term "operator" because we realize that there is a wide variance in the skill level of our users - from church volunteers to professional sound engineers. So yes, we are looking to provide appropriate tools to help the different skill levels. In some cases we may be aiming to simplify for novice users, and in other cases we are looking to create solutions by increasing flexibility or introducing new paradigms for the advanced sound engineer. Sorry I can't be more specific, but we have many new ideas that will be revealed at the appropriate time. But I do have to say that the absolute best tool for a sound engineer is their own ears. Yamaha-owned companies have been known to share technologies and know-how, so future collaboration with Line 6 is certainly a possibility. [/QUOTE]

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