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On 2/26/07, David H <the.31st@gmail.com> wrote: > So how do I get to control aux sends from onstage, and an engineer to > control EQ and fader levels from front of house? Is it possible? One of the reasons I purchased my Roland VM-7200 mixer rig was that you can connect two control surfaces - I have a twelve channel control unit on stage with me and I put the 24 channel controller at FOH. (When I'm lucky enough to have someone at FOH...) Either one of us can control anything from either place. You can use two processors chained together for a total of 40 analog inputs and you can install a total of four effects units in each processor for that nice Roland reverb, delay, etc. Add to that the idea that each processor has three R-Bus connectors which you can convert to ADAT and you've got a killer live setup... I use one ADAT connection to a KSP-8 and another ADAT connection to an H8000. (Yep, gearhead...) > To make things even more difficult, I've built my rig and reputation > on not using computers (as in laptops) onstage Me too, so far. I'm pretty much of a hardware guy when it comes to live performances. At home in the studio though it's a different story... :-) Doug http://www.softsampling.com http://www.analognotes.com http://www.stoogepanels.com and soon: http://www.vsigx.com