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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Levi" data-source="post: 66724" data-attributes="member: 2411">Re: X16 PreviewWhat we need is 2 versions of the S16 Snake. A normal S16 and a special SX16. The SX16 would have all the features of the S16 but with mixer hardware built in (like the A+H Mixracks). All they would need to add is the required processing in the box. You could then use the AES50 ports to expand the system so with each extrs SX16 you would get the hardware and processing for an extra 16 channels. This could then be controlled either with a tablet style device or some form of control surface. A way to use the BCR/BCF series to control it could create a very affordable digital mixing system.Or even change the S16 so that it now has an upgrade card slot with a card that is in essence a digital mixing card. The analog electronics for the ins/outs are already in the box and I should&#039;t have thought that a digital mixing addon card would need to be that big, as it would only need some DSP, memory and an ethernet interface/MIDI for remote control.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Daniel Levi, post: 66724, member: 2411"] Re: X16 Preview What we need is 2 versions of the S16 Snake. A normal S16 and a special SX16. The SX16 would have all the features of the S16 but with mixer hardware built in (like the A+H Mixracks). All they would need to add is the required processing in the box. You could then use the AES50 ports to expand the system so with each extrs SX16 you would get the hardware and processing for an extra 16 channels. This could then be controlled either with a tablet style device or some form of control surface. A way to use the BCR/BCF series to control it could create a very affordable digital mixing system. Or even change the S16 so that it now has an upgrade card slot with a card that is in essence a digital mixing card. The analog electronics for the ins/outs are already in the box and I should't have thought that a digital mixing addon card would need to be that big, as it would only need some DSP, memory and an ethernet interface/MIDI for remote control. [/QUOTE]

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