What is everyone using to rout the output I/O of multiple consoles to their processors in a festival situation? I have been using our LM44s but I'm wondering who has the new trick up their sleeves...
Routing I/O of Multiple Consoles
- Thread starter Scott Ciungan
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I have used a dbx4800 to switch between one analog and one digital and have also used the APB mix switch for analog desks. The APB unit is quite slick. A BSS Soundweb could be configured to switch as many desks as you could think of.... analog and digital.
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We have sometimes used a Yamaha PM1D as both the "house console" and as a routing matrix for guest desks. It's nice that the DSP "brain" and I/O is on stage, even if the actual console is at FOH, makes the wiring setups very tidy. Other desks that could be considered for the same type setup could be PM5D With a DSP5D or various offerings from A&H Ilive-series.
We have sometimes used a Yamaha PM1D as both the "house console" and as a routing matrix for guest desks. It's nice that the DSP "brain" and I/O is on stage, even if the actual console is at FOH, makes the wiring setups very tidy. Other desks that could be considered for the same type setup could be PM5D With a DSP5D or various offerings from A&H Ilive-series.
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Will never part with my APB Mixswitch.
Second that.
Will never part with my APB Mixswitch.
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Yamaha DME is the varsity solution:Live Sound: An Engine Driving I/O Innovation - Pro Sound Web
Yamaha DME is the varsity solution:Live Sound: An Engine Driving I/O Innovation - Pro Sound Web