Hey guys!
I've just thinking about a sample overkill setup in my studio with:
Octatrack MK2
Digitakt
Rytm MK2
owning the OT and Rytm for now. Having a Mackie Onyx 1620i as well.
I just try to get my head around my sampling setup.
The idea was following:
I would like to take the Alt 3+4 Outputs from my Mackie Mixer to feed all three machines so I'm able to sample any Mackie channel to any device I would desire at the same time without changing cables. Would a patchbay solves this problem? Can't get my head around these patchbays, maybe it's much simpler than I'm thinking of. It's primaly that I want to keep the other Mackie outputs free for other stuff
Any alternative ideas?
Would be very very pleased!
Thanks and greetings
Multiple Sampling Routing Octatrack, Digitakt, Rytm and Mackie 1620i
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 7 posts since 25 Feb, 2018
- KVRAF
- 15271 posts since 8 Mar, 2005 from Utrecht, Holland
A patch bay is only a solution if you're willing to actually do the patching (on the bay) and swap what device the Alt3/4 outputs are going to, just before you're going to sample on a specific device. So the only win is you do the patching not at the clumsy accessible back of the mixer.
Otherwise you need to split the output signal in three, with the chance you get interference. I've had a case where a splitted signal got distorted when one of the two devices it was going to was switched off, but was crystal clear when it was switched on (but not in use)
Otherwise you need to split the output signal in three, with the chance you get interference. I've had a case where a splitted signal got distorted when one of the two devices it was going to was switched off, but was crystal clear when it was switched on (but not in use)
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