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dlmstudio 04-28-2011 01:36 AM

Venue SC48 and PT8LE
 
Hi there,

I'm preparing a live recording of an orchestra, and want to use the Venue SC48 in combination with my MacPro/Digi003Rack/PT8LE setup.

I only have one shot to get things right (the orchestra plays only one concert) and have to hire the Venue SC48 (so I don't have that much time to try stuff out).

I already did some live FOH gigs on Venue's, so I'm familiar with operating the desk from the mixing point of view.

But concerning the use of the SC48 with PT8LE I want to know:

1. Are there any softwareversion-issues I should be aware of?

2. Can I have BOTH my 003Rack AND the SC48 running on the same Mac at the same time? (so I can have 24tracks available for recording)

3. Will one iLok key (mine is in my MacPro) be ok?

Any other "do and don't" 's on this matter are very welcome, as I don't have much time to try things out (and the mic count is already 42, and rising...)

Thanx in advance!

mariojorgeandrade 04-28-2011 07:04 AM

Re: Venue SC48 and PT8LE
 
Maybe you should rent a PTHD/Venue Mix Rack/HDx rig, instead.
I believe you can only aggregate audio interfaces if you were using PT9.
So, with a SC48, you're limited to 18 channels only.
If it's the only way, you can record the main channels using each channels' direct outs and grouping the others to auxes or groups.
And don't forget to turn the direct outs on, and to adjust their level at the patchbay tab.
It's really easy.
Good luck.
Regards,
MJ

dlmstudio 05-03-2011 09:16 AM

Re: Venue SC48 and PT8LE
 
Thanks for your advice, MJ.

In the meantime I figured out a routing for which I only need 16 PT channels,
so I think the SC48 will do for the job :-)
This will require some on the fly live mixing, but hey, we've got to keep things a bit exciting as well, eh?

Greetings,

mon


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