aurorasound
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I posted earlier on this forum about mixing boards and computer setups. I was looking at a behringer mx9000 for my post production recording needs. It sold. Well they have a Panasonic Ramsa WR-DA7 digital mixing board(I wanted to go digital all along) How do I hook it up to where it will work with a modern DAW(Adobe Audition, Premiere Pro(for video) or Pro Tools.) What I want it to do, is once all of the channels are recorded into the computer, I want to be able to mix with the hardware itself, also the audio levels for each channel coming from the computer during playback going to the meter bridge on the console. Can I do this just by simply connecting a serial cable to both devices? or is this going to require more of an advanced setup to work seamlessly with post production and have all of the mix get sent to the console. I have an external digital audio recorder ill be recording the final mix down to. PS. If possible, I'd like the same setup to be able to send out an 8 channel multitrack signal back to the computer of the final mix for 7.1. I heard it can do surround sound mixing and 5.1 is most common. I make the purchase on Tuesday. The primary use will be mixing audio and music for motion picture.
To better describe some possibly confusing aspects to my problem: If the audio track on the DAW is playing back on channel 10, the meter bridge on the hardware will show the output for that channel and the slider automation to function as needed along with the effects on the board and solo, mute etc. I want the hardware to control the computer software and play the audio from the computer. not the other way around.
To better describe some possibly confusing aspects to my problem: If the audio track on the DAW is playing back on channel 10, the meter bridge on the hardware will show the output for that channel and the slider automation to function as needed along with the effects on the board and solo, mute etc. I want the hardware to control the computer software and play the audio from the computer. not the other way around.