Thank you for the reply lightningman117.
I know the WSG Connect is designed to integrate Waves with Dante, but help me clarify: I would connect the WSG Connect to my Gigabit switch and the stock SQ I/O Port without a Dante or Waves card installed in the port? I could just use the Dante VSC with all of this?
I guess I should have explained my situation a little better. The SQ mixer would be used in the live room of my multi control room studio. I know SQ is a live board, but look what it can do in a studio! For the most part, it would serve as a monitor mixer in the live room. As is, the SQ’s 12 monitor mixes with all the bells and whistles would be incredible, and it is worth the price of admission just for that.
I am certainly out of my depth on this forum, but what better place to ask all of this. I am sure it’s easy to see why I am trying to stick with the Waves card, rather than Dante. Right now I already have a Digigrid IOC, an IOX, and Server One, my Mac, and a fast PC I built, attached to a switch. I am using Digigrid because the expansion capabilities allow me to prepare for a bigger building. Add to this all of the routing capabilities of the Waves/Digi, throw in my Apollo, and Motu stuff, and you can see how I could easily get confused – and need a whiskey.
In short, I am trying to phase out the Motu and Apollo, only using the Apollo for preamps/Townsend Mic/effects – and go exclusively Digigrid in the studio – except for that beautiful SQ mixer. I just need to make sure the SQ caan talk to Digigrid.
