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KoskoArts
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KoskoArts
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Thanks!
So, after a couple hours of personally thinking about this and mulling it over with a friend a little, this may be a better option
Just get a 30' firewire cable and run the Firepod directly into the live room. This would remove any possible interference caused by the snake and just eliminate a 'middle-man' type of device.
Also, my friend had reccomended the Mackie HMX-56 which would do pretty much what the HP60 would do, but for a hundred dollars cheaper.
Just more to think about. I figure the planning phase is free so might as well think it out a while. |
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Zoro
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Don't you want to have control over the gain and the monitor volume and all of that on the firepod? Other wise you will be going back and foward to you live room and the control room, that is why (I think) is called control room rigth? anyways just a thougth.
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KoskoArts
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Yeah... that would definitely help. I'm currently running up and down the stairs (which happens to be covered in XLRs). Not to mention stopping and starting sessions.
One cool thing is I set up remote desktop in the live room. So we can start / stop sessions on the good PC from the midranged one. |
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