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<blockquote data-quote="Alan Geering" data-source="post: 68221" data-attributes="member: 2093">Re: How to do an analog insert?Latency of the desk in generating and sending out meter information was also a ploblem that killed off that programmer&#039;s effort.I can see three opportunities to get an auto mix solution working.1. Read the osc meter parameters and send back osc to control levels.2. Analyse channels (on laptop via USB out) and send back osc for control3. Analyse channels (on laptop via USB) and send back audio via USB (an auto mixer insert)4. Put enough requests into Behringer that they do it. I would suggest a custom auto mix VCA group that channels can be added to that attenuates the channels independently and automatically but also uses the fader as a master. Channels can be added and subtracted as is done for every other vca.If I get the time I might experiment with options 1 and 2. Alan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Alan Geering, post: 68221, member: 2093"] Re: How to do an analog insert? Latency of the desk in generating and sending out meter information was also a ploblem that killed off that programmer's effort. I can see three opportunities to get an auto mix solution working. 1. Read the osc meter parameters and send back osc to control levels. 2. Analyse channels (on laptop via USB out) and send back osc for control 3. Analyse channels (on laptop via USB) and send back audio via USB (an auto mixer insert) 4. Put enough requests into Behringer that they do it. I would suggest a custom auto mix VCA group that channels can be added to that attenuates the channels independently and automatically but also uses the fader as a master. Channels can be added and subtracted as is done for every other vca. If I get the time I might experiment with options 1 and 2. Alan [/QUOTE]

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