boji
Well-known member
Greetings, wise sages of GDIY. 8)
Thanks again for suggestions and advice on the Aux cards. I've ordered proto's and will share results in a few weeks!
In the meantime, I'm moving over to thinking about group cards, and -you guessed it- I'm curious hear your perspectives on features you like, personal tastes/gripes, or whatever comes to mind. If in your studio travels, you have some unorthodox-use story, by all means, do tell.
On a 'feature' inclusion:
A few of you have said (in so many words), that group channels can be approached as a modification of the input card layout, minus the bells and whistles.
I'm kicking around the idea of having them serve dual purpose as a standard group aca or as a simplified input channel.
This way if, say for example, all 8 groups are not needed, some could be treated like aux returns or as extra mix/recording inputs that have direct out and program bus assignment (aux sends and more obviously, group assignments would not be available).
Does this idea hold any water?
Cheers,
-Boji
Thanks again for suggestions and advice on the Aux cards. I've ordered proto's and will share results in a few weeks!
In the meantime, I'm moving over to thinking about group cards, and -you guessed it- I'm curious hear your perspectives on features you like, personal tastes/gripes, or whatever comes to mind. If in your studio travels, you have some unorthodox-use story, by all means, do tell.
On a 'feature' inclusion:
A few of you have said (in so many words), that group channels can be approached as a modification of the input card layout, minus the bells and whistles.
I'm kicking around the idea of having them serve dual purpose as a standard group aca or as a simplified input channel.
This way if, say for example, all 8 groups are not needed, some could be treated like aux returns or as extra mix/recording inputs that have direct out and program bus assignment (aux sends and more obviously, group assignments would not be available).
Does this idea hold any water?
Cheers,
-Boji