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Hi everyone. My current DM-3200 setup is to use the Input Bypass option, routing all inputs (Mic 1-16, ASN RTN 1-4, AN card inputs 1-8) directly to the Firewire outputs to my Mac. This works great for sending the 'clean' unprocessed signals direct to my DAW (Logic), but still lets me use the mixer Channels to setup good monitor mixes of all inputs for the musicians when recording.
However, for some reason the 2 TK IN inputs are not listed as an Input Bypass option when setting up the Firewire routing. Does anyone know why they decided not to allow for this? Seems like an unnecessary limitation, given that those -10 dBV unbalanced inputs are ideal for connecting a keyboard or sound module.
This means the only way to route those 2 TK IN signals to Firewire is to first route them to Channel modules, assign those Channels to Busses, then route those Buss outputs to Firewire outputs. Interestingly, if you set the Firewire routing to 'BUSS x / DIR x' then select the 'Direct' option on those Busses, it will essentially provide the same Input Bypass functionality by sending the Channel module input signal to Firewire. Just seems a long way around to get the same functionality, no?
However, for some reason the 2 TK IN inputs are not listed as an Input Bypass option when setting up the Firewire routing. Does anyone know why they decided not to allow for this? Seems like an unnecessary limitation, given that those -10 dBV unbalanced inputs are ideal for connecting a keyboard or sound module.
This means the only way to route those 2 TK IN signals to Firewire is to first route them to Channel modules, assign those Channels to Busses, then route those Buss outputs to Firewire outputs. Interestingly, if you set the Firewire routing to 'BUSS x / DIR x' then select the 'Direct' option on those Busses, it will essentially provide the same Input Bypass functionality by sending the Channel module input signal to Firewire. Just seems a long way around to get the same functionality, no?