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<blockquote data-quote="Rob Spence" data-source="post: 19567" data-attributes="member: 80">Re: SMAART possibilities&nbsp;I am also not the best at it. I rarely have feedback issues in the house and since I mix monitors from FOH I often can&#039;t hear the feedback when it gets going so even if I could identify the frequency I can&#039;t hear it from FOH.I like the idea of having a stage mic along with the cue bus into SMAART. Just moving the cursor to the line gives me the frequency. Very nice and the numbers are large enough to see!In case any of the developers are watching, how about this... a way to have SMAART notice what seems to be a feedback tone and put the frequency over it so I don&#039;t have to interact with the pc (since I am mixing) and don&#039;t have to squint to read the display?With the ability to have multiple inputs now, one could take an input from each mix and display it.Since most JV guys don&#039;t have tons of stage mixes this could entice more of the JV guys to buy a copy?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rob Spence, post: 19567, member: 80"] Re: SMAART possibilities I am also not the best at it. I rarely have feedback issues in the house and since I mix monitors from FOH I often can't hear the feedback when it gets going so even if I could identify the frequency I can't hear it from FOH. I like the idea of having a stage mic along with the cue bus into SMAART. Just moving the cursor to the line gives me the frequency. Very nice and the numbers are large enough to see! In case any of the developers are watching, how about this... a way to have SMAART notice what seems to be a feedback tone and put the frequency over it so I don't have to interact with the pc (since I am mixing) and don't have to squint to read the display? With the ability to have multiple inputs now, one could take an input from each mix and display it. Since most JV guys don't have tons of stage mixes this could entice more of the JV guys to buy a copy? [/QUOTE]

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