Got a question regarding a little project of mine.
I have two Siemens Sitral V275b modules each being a 12:1 summing amp.
I would like to build a 24:2 summing box where I can sum all the 16 direct outputs of my Mackie Onyx 1640i mixer.
Now the question is, how do I have to wire it so that the panning/stereo information of my mixer channels doesn't get lost? ???
If I have, for example, a stereo track on channel 1 and 2 on my mixer, one panned hard left and one hard right. Would I have to send one channel to the first V275b and the other channel to the second V275b?
On a lot of summing boxes I see mono and stereo inputs. What exactly is the difference between them? Are the stereo inputs just two mono inputs each panned hard right and left?
I have two Siemens Sitral V275b modules each being a 12:1 summing amp.
I would like to build a 24:2 summing box where I can sum all the 16 direct outputs of my Mackie Onyx 1640i mixer.
Now the question is, how do I have to wire it so that the panning/stereo information of my mixer channels doesn't get lost? ???
If I have, for example, a stereo track on channel 1 and 2 on my mixer, one panned hard left and one hard right. Would I have to send one channel to the first V275b and the other channel to the second V275b?
On a lot of summing boxes I see mono and stereo inputs. What exactly is the difference between them? Are the stereo inputs just two mono inputs each panned hard right and left?