Well, the first usage would be to operate the mixer remotely. Although
Behringer does provide PC and MAC software for doing this, they have never
bothered to update it when they updated the firmware in the mixer, and it
is no longer compatible with the mixer. Operating the controls with pd
should be fairly straightforward.
The second usage would be a mini control panel that is evnvisioned to be
installed by the door to the sanctuart (probably Arduino based), which
would allow control of simple setups for daily usage of the sanctuary
(probably by simply recalling a "scene" in the X32). This box would set
up lights and sound for one or two microphones and lighting the speaker's
area. This would mean that the sound booth could remain locked during the
week, and sound technicians would not be required.
Dennis Engdahl
engd...@snowcrest.net
(530) 926-2996
On Thu, 27 Feb 2014, Dan Wilcox wrote:
Date: Thu, 27 Feb 2014 12:00:47 -0500
From: Dan Wilcox <danomat...@gmail.com>
To: Dennis Engdahl <engd...@snowcrest.net>
Cc: "pd-dev@iem.at" <pd-dev@iem.at>
Subject: Question for Dennis: How do you use Pd?
Howdy Dennis,
You mentioned in your udp object emails that you're interfacing with a mixer
setup for your church. How do you use Pd in that setup? Are there live
effects for a praise band, studio automation control, etc? I'm thinking how
I'd integrate Pd into my parents church where, currently, the most advanced
tech involves turning the PA on and off.
I'm always amazed at how open source software can find uses beyond it's
"usual contexts", which for me would be academic / digital noise festivals
:D
--
Dan Wilcox
danomatika.com
robotcowboy.com
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