Loads of in/outs ;)

[FrankD77]

I was looking for an ada8200 to get more routing options for my gear.

When someone offered both the UMC 1820 and ada8200 i could not resist.

It's a bit insane seeing 72 channels (x32 and 2x UMC and 1x ada8200) but the routing is very nice.

Some of the units i have now hardwired to the audio interfaces instead of the patch panels and the gear i would like to be a bit more flexible with are still running via the patch panel but now have dedicated in/outputs on the audio interfaces

In logic edited the IO labels which makes connecting a lot easier.

How do you solve connecting the gear ?

 

[TalismanRich]

72 channels, that is a bit on the insane side. It's good to see that you labeled the patch bay!!! After a while all those jacks look the same.

I remember when a big setup was 8 channels. Somewhere I have a picture of my buddy's rig with his new Tascam Model 5 and 80-8 tape deck. We thought that was hot stuff. That was just a mere 50 years ago!

 

[FrankD77]

72 channels, that is a bit on the insane side. It's good to see that you labeled the patch bay!!! After a while all those jacks look the same.

I remember when a big setup was 8 channels. Somewhere I have a picture of my buddy's rig with his new Tascam Model 5 and 80-8 tape deck. We thought that was hot stuff. That was just a mere 50 years ago!

I started with a 4 track
And 8 in the studio with one reverb unit.

I use the x32 with logic as console so only outputs
With the rack gear you run out of IO pretty fast especially when you don't want to patch every time

Now it's all connected on dedicated in/outs it's overkill for a hobby studio but too much fun