[erasedslateParticipant]

THAT WORKED!! Awesome! Thank You! Once I enabled Redundant Link for ACE Port B on the master, it started working. Now I don’t have to change my AUX setup.

ES

[erasedslateParticipant]

I must be missing something in this setup because I can assign the Bass and Rhythym guitars on the SlaveRack ACE Port to channels 33, 34. However, it does not route that to ACE Port A on the Master.

It would be awesome if that would work, however, something must not be configured correctly to make it work.

[erasedslateParticipant]

I really can’t move those channels to the Master. The Master is in the back of the facility where all of the inputs reside. The Slave is on stage with the drum cage and a few rhythym instruments. Gives our situation more flexibility so we only have to plug in a CAT5 cable to move the drum cage around.

Sounds like the best option is to map each of the 3 instruments to their own aux channel.

[erasedslateParticipant]

Now I feel like I am asking questions I should already know the answer to. Is there anyway to use ACE Port B to route the inputs from slave to master, like a digital split? Since the direct approach didn’t work, is there a more complicated work-around?

[erasedslateParticipant]

Setup: iDR10 – Master, iDR16 – Slave, 144 Surface

What I need is an input on the slave rack to be a direct output on the master.

Essentially, I am using an Aviom without the Multi_out. So, there are 16 outs on the Master Rack that being used for aviom. For most of the band, the outputs are directly mapped to the inputs.

I have the Bass and Rythym Guitars in the Slave Rack. I need to map the inputs of those guitars to the Outputs of the Master Rack.

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