miroslav
Cosmic Cowboy
Yes I think its me on gearslutz...
Take a moment...you want to be sure.
Yes I think its me on gearslutz...
I don't need the board up and running for about a year still so I have to time to mull it over before I cut my losses and pimp out the M3500.
I'm not a technician but that does seem odd to me too!Curiously, while F2 pulls 4.47A, F1 is pulling 0.02A. F1 is the +15V rail and F2 is the -15V rail. Seems to me they should be more inline with each other...
Robert
Same here...
And for the benefit of sr71rules...I'll mention this again...
If you marry your console/tape with a DAW...you have NO NEED for console based automation, at all....at least I haven't seen any.
When it comes time to do the final mix down I don't have to read pages of notes and scribbles, I can just take a listen to the rough mix and work from there.
Why do any of this you ask? If this works I can save my mixes as midi files and not have to worry about maintaining a large pile of 3.5" disks which I don't trust at all. When I want to go back to a mix I just load up the midi file and play it back in sync.
Were I unable to get an old MAc to work, or perhaps for better long term access, my idea was to just record the automation data flowing from the console as a MIDI track in my DAW. I should then be able to feed that data back into the console and have the automation happen without the need to use 3.5" disks or a dedicated vintage Mac...
The current condition of the console has precluded me from testing this last theory but my inner geek will, I can assure you, attempt to see if recording the mix as MIDI in my DAW will work.