thundercage
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Hello,
Hopefully someone has used this configuration and can provide some answers for some questions. I currently have a single Q10 unit and have found it more than adequate for my purposes.
I was considering adding a second unit to record more simultaneous inputs. In particular, big drum kits use a lot of inputs, then a scratch guitar track to boot.
My question is this:
Each unit has a headphone out, which I typically run out to the live recording room to let people recording listen to for tracking. How would this be accomplished with multiple units? It sounds kind of messy once I started thinking about it.
I could possibly run the stereo monitor out from unit 1 to inputs on unit 2 and use the headphone out on unit 2. That's about the best way I figured would work. Anyone have any other suggestions?
I've also seen SPIDF mentioned when using multiple units, but I'm not that familiar with SPIDF.
Thanks
Hopefully someone has used this configuration and can provide some answers for some questions. I currently have a single Q10 unit and have found it more than adequate for my purposes.
I was considering adding a second unit to record more simultaneous inputs. In particular, big drum kits use a lot of inputs, then a scratch guitar track to boot.
My question is this:
Each unit has a headphone out, which I typically run out to the live recording room to let people recording listen to for tracking. How would this be accomplished with multiple units? It sounds kind of messy once I started thinking about it.
I could possibly run the stereo monitor out from unit 1 to inputs on unit 2 and use the headphone out on unit 2. That's about the best way I figured would work. Anyone have any other suggestions?
I've also seen SPIDF mentioned when using multiple units, but I'm not that familiar with SPIDF.
Thanks
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