Split 1 input to 2 qu mixers

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  • #60235
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    Lape1988
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    Hey guys!
    Is it possible to use the inputs of the qu sb and send it to the qu 16?

    We need 2 separate mixes for video streaming and live theatre. The technician
    wants to use different compressor settings and eqs. We don’t have a splitter.

    So can we use the Xlr inputs with gain settings of the qu sb and send it to the
    qu 16 via dsnake?

    Thanks!

    #60236
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    MarkPAman
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    No.

    It would be nice, but the way the clocks work in these desks means it’s not possible – and there may be other reasons too.

    If you had an AB168 box, you could duplicate 16 inputs all within you SB and come up with 2 compleatly separate mixes (use 2 iPads, work out who controls what, and which outputs you’ll each use – maybe set up “guided access” for safety).

    Otherwise, it’s good old fashioned analogue splits.

    #60237
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    Lape1988
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    And this is not possible with the qu 16? To use the qu16 as a ab box?

    #60238
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    MarkPAman
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    Yes you can do it on the 16 too, but you’ll only get 2 x 8 channels.*

    * St 1, 2 & 3 can use pairs of preamps from the dSnake boxes, but remain stereo channels, so may not be as useful.

    #60268
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    Gordon
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    I wonder if you could use the USB-B port. It behaves like a direct out. Maybe that can feed the input channels via the USB-B on the second mixer.

    ** I don’t know that it can be done. I am only asking.

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