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[Matthew Steel]

Originally Posted by Kristo Kotkas

No you can't [connect multiple S3 surfaces together to make a bigger controller]....

But the interface between the control surface and engine uses EUCON, right? Since EUCON was designed to allow multiple control surfaces to control a single application or mix engine, using multiple surfaces together should eventually be possible where that makes sense.

In fact, the use of EUCON in the next generation Venue line should be able to accommodate multiple control surfaces in different places controlling the same mix engine. Perhaps one type of control surface would be a native iPad app. Perhaps another type of surface would be a small hardware surface similar to the current PQ control, connected wired or wireless.

[Kristo Kotkas]

Originally Posted by Matthew Steel

But the interface between the control surface and engine uses EUCON, right? Since EUCON was designed to allow multiple control surfaces to control a single application or mix engine, using multiple surfaces together should eventually be possible where that makes sense.

In fact, the use of EUCON in the next generation Venue line should be able to accommodate multiple control surfaces in different places controlling the same mix engine. Perhaps one type of control surface would be a native iPad app. Perhaps another type of surface would be a small hardware surface similar to the current PQ control, connected wired or wireless.

It is interesting to see what the future brings regarding Eucon and AVB on new systems, but right now the official response is that you cannot use multiple S3 surfaces together.