> That is really cool that the RM1x can hold its own in a live gig! What is > the advantage of using 2 RM1x boxes? Just curious. > > Regards, > Mark well, i had written my tunes mostly as 1-4 sections with all the tracks used up, having two rm1x's allows me to mix one tune into another whenever i like, and with them synching it means that if the drums on one track are a bit weak (which is often the case) i can bring in a drum section from another track to beef it up a bit - it also means i can do extended mixes of my tracks and gives me a bit of freedom to do different mixes for any set i play. (and gives me the possibility of having 32 tracks for a track as opposed to 16) but the biggest reason is... its really good fun - try it 2 rm1x's is like having deck's but your write the tunes yourself! - as kewl as :) next step is to get pete (who is also on this list) to do this with me and use 2 x a3000's as well, this should phatten the sound up and give me more outputs to get a clearer mix. i *will* encode this set asap, just a bit busy atm ;)) bob(ule) http://www.partyvibe.com/bobule [EMAIL PROTECTED]
