Interesting Idea, mdimm

my first reaction is that there are other units, such as the motu 24i/o (24 inputs/outputs), and it is even possible to link more than one motu units to set up multiples of 24,but there is also this unit (forget the model name) from behringer with which you can set up multiple VCA's and routings through a computer, this could turn out to be a solution too

however, I need some time to think about what you want, I feel this should be possible with other (more cheaper ) solutions, I definitely agree that it would be exciting if such a solution would exist, maybe it could be a future A-100 module.... (Doepfer )

eric

>hello,
>
>when Digidesign release the Core Audio drivers for their Digi 002 Rack
>interface in a few weeks I hope to start using it as a kind of computer
>controlled patching matrix with the A-100. With software one could make
>input-output presets and switch between them rapidly, making instantaneous
>patch changes possible. For instance, 8 outputs and 8 inputs on the a-100
>would be connected to the in- and outputs of the digi 002 interface and go
>into the computer. one could then determine the way those inputs and outputs
>are routed to each other in various software programs and save those
>configurations. i'm pretty excited about the possibilities of this,
>especially for live performance, where i've often wanted to be able to
>switch to a completely different, often complex a-100 patch in a split
>second.
>
>i wanted to ask if anyone else here has been experimenting with running all
>the patch cables into a routing system that could be controlled by software
>or midi.
>
>the drawback of my particular audio interface, the digi 002 rack, is that it
>has only 8 analogue input and output pairs. that's only about 10 percent of
>the inputs and outputs my a-100 system has.
>does anyone know of audio interfaces for powerbooks with significantly more
>channels
>
>thanks!
>
>mdimm
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