How we can we assist? Which beginning do you want? 😜

Yes, there is! We add the question to our topic list. Thanks!

You can find them at: www.thomann.de/intl/thon_l_rack_sideboard.htm

Great idea, we'll add it to the topic list!

Hi! Yes it definitely is possible, we covered a part of it in the video below. I'll add it to our topic list. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/abKWqKdqnbS-mZ8.html

Hi! Unfortunately the SD9 doesn't have an onboard UB MADI. You'll need another way to get the audio in and out of the console, there are several DMI cards available, you could use a Waves MGB or a RME madiface USB for example. We did another video about how to do this by using the DMI waves card. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rr17Y7ByyrKud58.html

Hi! I've added OSC to our topic list! Thanks.

Hey. Ofcourse you can use different DAW software. The difference is that the Yamaha and Nuendo integration is a lot better, then other DAW. You might automate some stuff via Midi, or OSC with other DAW. I think recommandation depends for the most part on which DAW you use the most, and are therefore fastest on. Or what use there is for the DAW.

Hey. the moment you can patch from protools to the SQ through the USB-B (Tielines)on the SQ, you can use outboard which is connected to the SQ. Be aware that all the female XLR connectors on a SQ console have preamps, and therefor have a preamp gain. Be sure to check settings before tuning a mix. Just be aware of the extra DA/AD conversion and therefor the extra time it takes.

Consider the tieline patch really as old school tielines (analog) where you would take a signal and patch it to somewhere else. So making a tieline is sending a signal to another place. For example: you fysically patched your vocal in local 1 of your sq with an xlr. Next you can send that signal to for example your waves card in the desk or to another device connected to your desk that will receive the signal of your mic then. If you connect two sq’s together for example if you have an sq link card, you can tieline patch all of your inputs through to the other desk.

Not much experience with sq-drive unfortunately… format the usb stick would be my first guess

@@MONOSoundLab thank you very much. At least the problem yes was USB stick. It's something about writing speed of a stick. Not only reading speed. It works now just the way I copied you

No settings, just push disable loopback. I think you need to reload or even reboot to get this to work after pushing

Hi anton, this is indeed a video explaining how you can multitrack a live performance. But more importantly, we use that multitrack recording to do a “virtual soundcheck”. You show up at a venue, as a dedicated sound engineer, you always show up first before the band. After tuning your pa system, you can use that live recording to do a “virtual soundcheck”: you route all of your multitracked inputs back into the console and listen/play around/adjust your mix to the new venue. Or, if you’re not satisfied with parts of your mix, you can practise/adjust your mix at home untill you are satisfied. Or, If you’re doing IEM from foh and a musician was not happy with his mix, you can have him standing next to you and adjust his IEM mix to his needs. It is something that our MONO team does almost every show. It can be also real handy if there was a problem (crack/cut/buzz) on a channel during the show to pinpoint where the problem was situated. Recording you LR mix in tge multitrack recording is a usefull hint also, that way you can send show to substitute musician to practise/listen to it or the light or video guy programming lights on it. But beware, always let musicians know that a LR mix recording straight off the desk is not always a good representation of your mix! For example is guitar player is really loud on stage or the snare is acoustically really loud in a small venue, it might be vert silent in your mix or not there at all. And to answer your last question, no this will not messup your sound, the recording is just a tieline patch patching your inputs to another device (your DAW). But be sure you know how to tieline patch it correctly. Hope that answers your questions? Best, mono soundteam!