MoogerFooger Rack
MoogerFooger Rack
I finally finished hooking up everything (Hosa TS VC cables) in my MF rack with ezratrice's help. Here is a link to the pictures:
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/djlengai/ ... f3&.src=ph
The rack is a dual 16 space side-by-side rack I bought from Ebay's seller racktopiaracks. The Voyager and the MF's are run to the patchbays and the lower patchbay has a 6-way and four 4-way mults. I still have to run the audio cables to the patchbays which I hope to have done in about a week.
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/djlengai/ ... f3&.src=ph
The rack is a dual 16 space side-by-side rack I bought from Ebay's seller racktopiaracks. The Voyager and the MF's are run to the patchbays and the lower patchbay has a 6-way and four 4-way mults. I still have to run the audio cables to the patchbays which I hope to have done in about a week.
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OysterRock,
I used 2 Behringer PX2000 patchbays (TS - unbalanced).
ezratrice,
Now that you've showed me how great they are, I will be setting up the rest of my gear's audio to patchbays (where I may need the TRS one) and then to the three 8 channel mixers into the computer. I figure I can run all the audio ins to one patchbay and all of the outs to the mixers on the second one. Of course, now I have to get all of the extra cables which will take time.
I use Monster for the Voyager and Sweetwater Sound's ProCo cables for everything else.
My mixers are TRS so I may need the TRS patchbay to them, but I have to be careful not to mix TRS and TS so, if I don't use it for that, I'm sure I'll find a good use for it in the future.
I used 2 Behringer PX2000 patchbays (TS - unbalanced).
ezratrice,
Now that you've showed me how great they are, I will be setting up the rest of my gear's audio to patchbays (where I may need the TRS one) and then to the three 8 channel mixers into the computer. I figure I can run all the audio ins to one patchbay and all of the outs to the mixers on the second one. Of course, now I have to get all of the extra cables which will take time.
I use Monster for the Voyager and Sweetwater Sound's ProCo cables for everything else.
My mixers are TRS so I may need the TRS patchbay to them, but I have to be careful not to mix TRS and TS so, if I don't use it for that, I'm sure I'll find a good use for it in the future.
That's pretty sweet man. I kinda want to do the same, but I don't feel like buying additional cables and another patch bay right now. My environement is mixerless. I just patch an effect into the patchbay as I need it. Hmm...I'm gonna think about this more now when I get home....
Oh, my patchbay is DBX PB48 if anyone wants to know.
Oh, my patchbay is DBX PB48 if anyone wants to know.
monads,
Thanks. It took me a couple of years to get all of it together, and I still have to wait for the audio cables to come in to finish it. The patchbays do help a lot to cut down on the spaghetti. Without a mixer do you just use the master volume on the Voyager to set the recording volume or do you play everything live? Is the DBX PB48 TS or TRS?
Thanks. It took me a couple of years to get all of it together, and I still have to wait for the audio cables to come in to finish it. The patchbays do help a lot to cut down on the spaghetti. Without a mixer do you just use the master volume on the Voyager to set the recording volume or do you play everything live? Is the DBX PB48 TS or TRS?
The DBX PB48 is a TRS patchbay. But you can use unbalanced cables. With regards to the Voyager master volume, not quite. Yes I use the Voyager master volume. But I have an RME Octamic plugged into the DBX, and all my intruments plugged into the DBX. I can amplify whatever I want. The RME Octamic feeds an Apogee AD-16X converter which is connected to an Lynx AES16 card. It works perfect for me. I don't do alot of live tracking as it's just me. For monitoring, I have a Grace M904b unit connected to my monitors. Don't want any digital attentuation going on. This setup works for me. There's a million ways to setup a homestudio and I spent countless hours on my setup. Hope this give you a different perspective.
monad
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