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<blockquote data-quote="brian maddox" data-source="post: 71897" data-attributes="member: 158">Re: Yamaha 01V96 Cascade with MY16-AUD cardsi&#039;ve cascaded multiple 01V96s many times, always with good results.&nbsp; given the way Yamaha implements cascading, there are many different ways to accomplish the cascade.&nbsp; I see you&#039;ve already hit on the idea of cascading in both directions to maximize your output options.&nbsp; Often people think of cascading only being in one direction, so you end up with not enough physical outputs on the &#039;master&#039; desk, while the outputs on the slave go unused.FWIW, i think if you did actually use an MY16-AUD card in both desks and clocked both desks off the Dante network, everything shouldould fall into place quite nicely, even is you used ADAT between the desks.&nbsp; I&#039;ve done similar things many times where two or more digital pieces were slaved to one clock source, and also interconnected.&nbsp; Works just fine.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="brian maddox, post: 71897, member: 158"] Re: Yamaha 01V96 Cascade with MY16-AUD cards i've cascaded multiple 01V96s many times, always with good results. given the way Yamaha implements cascading, there are many different ways to accomplish the cascade. I see you've already hit on the idea of cascading in both directions to maximize your output options. Often people think of cascading only being in one direction, so you end up with not enough physical outputs on the 'master' desk, while the outputs on the slave go unused. FWIW, i think if you did actually use an MY16-AUD card in both desks and clocked both desks off the Dante network, everything shouldould fall into place quite nicely, even is you used ADAT between the desks. I've done similar things many times where two or more digital pieces were slaved to one clock source, and also interconnected. Works just fine. [/QUOTE]

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