Happy new year!

Thank you too! I appreciate your support

Sweetwater credit card. 36 months interest feee. :)

Congrats on your Nova. Stay tuned for several more video I am doing for the Nova!

looking forward for the remote control

Watch the latest video.. I show how to program the remote. software has been rock solid for me.

It coming in a software update soon!!

Thanks for checking out the video

I did and they are pretty friggin great!

For now, use only for mixing because there is latency when recording. however, I know that is being worked on and will be fixed with a software update in the near future.

Yes, if you want to hook the sub directly up to the Trinnov for maximum control. If you want to hook up your sub to your main speakers then no, the one license will do.

Watch the next video where I do the calibration

Yes

Not yet. The Nova has too much latency for tracking but that is being worked on and will be resolved soon with a software update

Thanks again for your videos. How is it that they will change the algorithm latency, or is it simply that they will bypass optimization in order to make latency acceptable for tracking. It'd be great if your connection at Trinnov could address this specifically.

I believe it a bypass. If I were you, I would simply contact Trinnov directly with this question if it's a BIG deal for you. Then you will get the direct answer and it will be accurate.

Yes, you can have a calibration for both sets of speakers. The ST2 Pro did the same thing but it was not as easy to switch between the two sets in real time. If you have 2 sets of speakers that you switch between, then go with the Nova.

There is no other product that is better than a Trinnov, in my opinion

I respect your opinion a lot because I know your abilities. the only thing that worries me is the price and from what I saw, the software is sold separately.? Thank you very much

Yes, of course. That is exactly how you would hook it up

@@MixingMusicAnalog okay cool , now would I go out from the mt48 into the nova then back out from the nova back into the mt48 or just out from Neumann and into nova and that’s all?

From nova to your speakers, why do you want to go back to the mt48?

No,

So no atmos. Ok. So essentially if I had 3 sets of monitors and a sub, this would not have a use to me unless I used the sub on a single set?

Thanks for sharing!

Not sure how you can say that after watching this video, but hey, thats totally cool. I think its def an upgrade

It 100% is an upgrade. It can be a monitor controller, do bass mgmt, and also is an audio interface. And the hardware and software is much more up to date.

Here is a list of the differences between the ST2 and Nova -The user interface of the Nova is completely redesigned and looks more modern than the user interface of the MC/ST2. -On the Nova there is only an input and output meter. No loudness or other useful information. The metering section on the MC/ST2pro can be extended with “Smart metering” to a full range metering. -The Nova can be controlled by an App on an external computer. The MC/ST2pro have their own monitor output and keyboard/mouse input. -The Nova has no world clock in/output like on the MC/ST2pro. -On the Nova you get standard 2 Optimizer licenses, on the ST2pro you get 4 licenses. The Nova can be upgraded to a maximum of 6 licenses. But a license is expensive (around €800). -The Nova needs 1HE in your rack the ST2pro eats 2HE in your rack. -The Nova has no cooling fans onboard, the ST2pro does have (quiet) cooling fans. -The Nova is a single board hardware unit. The ST2pro has different components and an Intel computer board at its heart. -The Nova has 1 ADAT and 1 S/PDIF digital input. The ST2pro has 2 AES inputs. -The Nova has 1 AES output, the ST2pro has 2 AES outputs. This gives you the option of having two pairs of speakers digitally connected to the ST2pro. -The Nova has 6 analogue inputs. When you add an ADAT converter you can extent this to a total of 14 at 48KHz. The ST2pro has 4 analogue inputs. -The Nova has 6 analogue outputs. The ST2pro has 4 analogue outputs. -The Nova has built-in 16×16 Dante support. If you want to add Dante to the ST2pro you need to use a third-party Dante-AES adapter. -Switching between speaker outputs on the Nova is instant. On the MC changing a profile is not instant. On the ST2pro you have to switch preset which is also not instant. -The Nova has no hardware input to output bypass relay. The ST2pro does have a bypass relay. -The latency at the Nova is at least 32ms (or 100ms depending on your configuration). The latency at the ST2pro can vary depending on the configuration. -The Nova currently runs on maximum 96Khz sampling rate but 192KHz in/out is promised for the future. The ST2pro can handle up to 192KHz on the output and 96KHz on the input. -The Nova has no Dynamic Range Control feature. The ST2pro does have DRC. -The Nova has a master delay for all channels. De ST2pro has a delay setting per channel. -There is no way of setting a sample buffer size within the Nova. The ST2pro does have a buffer size setting between 128 and 1024 samples. -The Nova does not (yet) have active X-over features. This is scheduled for 2024. The ST2pro does have active X-over features. -The Nova has no GPIO options. The ST2pro can be extended with an GPIO module. -The Optimizer configuration and measurement files in the Nova cannot be exported to another Nova. The ST2pro supports full file export functions. -The Nova has a separate 3D microphone input on the front. When connecting the 3D microphone to the ST2pro you have to use the 4 analogue inputs on the back. -The Nova comes with a new 3D microphone that is not backwards compatible with the ST2pro microphone. -The Nova does not come with a printed manual in the box. The ST2pro provides you with a printed manual. more info on my website dantesupport

Not sure why you would make a silly comment like that but the ST2 Pro is still an amazing piece of gear and works great. You can now get a used old stock or used one for around $2500 which is a steal. I'll bet with in 48 hours of putting mine up for sale, it will be gone.

I dont remember seeing your comment. It would only have been deleted if it was rude and disrespectful. Try posting it again and I'll take a look. :)

Made a post and it is gone again…can you check?

I see this comment but no other. Not sure what may have happened but if you want to repost your comment about the Nova, that's fine. Do you actually own one and have used it?

@@MixingMusicAnalog Hi Dave, Yes I own a Nova and before that I had an MC in my studio. I also do Trinnov setup in studios. I made a full test report on the Trinnov Nova including a comparison with the ST2, sound quality comparison and bug list overview.

I think it goes wrong when I enter the link to the report.