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<blockquote data-quote="Per SÃ¸vik" data-source="post: 115070" data-attributes="member: 1285">Re: X32 DiscussionWhile the cpu that runs at 400 MHz have nothing to do with the sound, the two DSPs are of course limited in what they can do, as well as the limitation to what can actually be streamed into and out of the audio processing path. It has been suggested before to use the remote button and combinations to enable a remote control of resources on other units, like a Core or a Rack, thus extending channel handling capabilities and general processing power. It would seem that the Midas developers might be thinking along those lines to extend the capabilities of the M32 (and hopefully the X32). While the two branches of the family can share firmware and still limit the capabilities of units named X, one would hope that will not be the case, at least not for the majority of developments.Of course, implementing custom layers have nothing to do with processing capacity, that is more a question of housekeeping and also having the memory resources to implement.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Per SÃ¸vik, post: 115070, member: 1285"] Re: X32 Discussion While the cpu that runs at 400 MHz have nothing to do with the sound, the two DSPs are of course limited in what they can do, as well as the limitation to what can actually be streamed into and out of the audio processing path. It has been suggested before to use the remote button and combinations to enable a remote control of resources on other units, like a Core or a Rack, thus extending channel handling capabilities and general processing power. It would seem that the Midas developers might be thinking along those lines to extend the capabilities of the M32 (and hopefully the X32). While the two branches of the family can share firmware and still limit the capabilities of units named X, one would hope that will not be the case, at least not for the majority of developments. Of course, implementing custom layers have nothing to do with processing capacity, that is more a question of housekeeping and also having the memory resources to implement. [/QUOTE]

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