Hi Jarrod,
I just checked my Ghost schematics (I also repair and upgrade
Ghosts) and they have a 37-pin "D" connector that is used to interface
with an expander module. This would be a bit of a project, but it should
be possible to use this to interface the two consoles. However, this
would mean using the Ghost as the "Master", which might have some sonic
implications vs. using the Neotek (although the Ghost can sound quite
good with the proper tweaks).
best,
Ike
jarrod dandrea wrote:
Hello,
I am looking for recommendations on how to use a Soundcraft Ghost and
Neotek SII together as one console. I have a 20 channel Neotek and am starting
to work with 24 tracks and need those four extra channels as well as the others
for extra flexibility. I am trying to figure out the best patch point (if there
is one) on the Neotek in order to use them simultaneously. I figure true
soloing is going to be an issue as well as the possible need to pad down the
input for the signal from the Ghost. Any recommendations and advice would be
much appreciated.
Thanks,
Jarrod
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