Poly Chaining the Voyager: A few questions
Posted: Sat Sep 09, 2006 1:53 pm
I have been thinking recently about getting a couple of RME's to add polyphony to the Voyager. If anyone has this setup or knows more than I could you please answer these few questions.
I am assuming that you chain them via midi-ins and outs and that you set the midi key order to one for the keyboard, 2 for the first RME and 3 for the 2nd rme right?
If you twist a knob on your Voyager keyboard like filter cutoff, does it automatically update the filter cutoff on the two chained units? Also, if you save a program you created on the keyboard Voyager, does it save on the two chained units as well? Lastly, if you use the CX-351 voltage expander and CP-251 on the keyboard are the other two models linked to those in-s and outs too or do you need to get the two expander boxes for each RME and set-up duplicate paths.
I guess I am wondering if it is similar to how the evolver series is chained which is dead easy and well implemented. I know I will need to connect the audio outs of all three to a mixer, but if the above are not similar to the evolver implementation it may be more work than it is worth.
As always I appreciate your time and answers.
Mark Walker
I am assuming that you chain them via midi-ins and outs and that you set the midi key order to one for the keyboard, 2 for the first RME and 3 for the 2nd rme right?
If you twist a knob on your Voyager keyboard like filter cutoff, does it automatically update the filter cutoff on the two chained units? Also, if you save a program you created on the keyboard Voyager, does it save on the two chained units as well? Lastly, if you use the CX-351 voltage expander and CP-251 on the keyboard are the other two models linked to those in-s and outs too or do you need to get the two expander boxes for each RME and set-up duplicate paths.
I guess I am wondering if it is similar to how the evolver series is chained which is dead easy and well implemented. I know I will need to connect the audio outs of all three to a mixer, but if the above are not similar to the evolver implementation it may be more work than it is worth.
As always I appreciate your time and answers.
Mark Walker