SAC PRE RELEASE 版本
S.A.C. [Software Audio Console] is almost here!
Live Realtime Virtual Mixing Console For Sound Reinforcement
72 inputs... 72 outputs... Front Of House Mixer... 24 Stereo Monitor Mixers... 6 Stereo Aux Sends On Each Mixer... Networking modes to control the system from Front Of House, Monitor and Musician positions... full specs coming soon as they are solidified.
All mixer views avaialable for each mixer... that means you control the monitor mixes with Full, Zoom and Wide Mixer views... the monitors can use their own reverb sends and returns, separate from the FOH mix, or pull from the FOH mix...
Each mixer will carry it's own snapshot and automation engine, so each monitor mix can be independently automated per song for each musician's preference...
Special internal bussing designed to link directly to SAWStudio so the live performance can be recorded directly to the SAWStudio MultiTrack...
And More!
Pre-Release Special Offer
A special Pre-Release version is scheduled to be available for download on March 1st... yes... next month.
I am setting up a special Pre-Release offer for all who wish to participate and support the new baby's entrance into the world.
This is your chance to be among the first on the block to be part of the exciting new world of virtual live console mixing with the new S.A.C. Software Audio Console software and receive a great Early-Bird discount as a bonus.
If you have the faith and passion to jump in blind, I am offering a tremendous savings to the first 100 people to come on board. From now till the Pre-Release is out, you can purchase S.A.C. for only $200.
Once the Pre-Release is avilable, the price rises to $300 and stays there until the Final Release version, scheduled hopefully by June 1st.
All owners of the Pre-Release version will be automatically fully registered for the Final Release at no extra charge.
The Final Release price will be $500. There will most likely be a Lite version release for $300 near the end of the year, after the main design has been out and running for 3 to 4 months.
Don't miss out on the savings and excitement... reserve your place in line now and be a part of the final development process where your feedback and suggestions may just find their way into the Final Release version design.
You can purchase this special offer now at the SAWStudio online store.
Thanks, in advance, to all the brave Pre-Release participants.
Bob L
[ 本帖最后由 himhui 于 09-1-11 10:05 编辑 ]
Live Realtime Virtual Mixing Console For Sound Reinforcement
72 inputs... 72 outputs... Front Of House Mixer... 24 Stereo Monitor Mixers... 6 Stereo Aux Sends On Each Mixer... Networking modes to control the system from Front Of House, Monitor and Musician positions... full specs coming soon as they are solidified.
All mixer views avaialable for each mixer... that means you control the monitor mixes with Full, Zoom and Wide Mixer views... the monitors can use their own reverb sends and returns, separate from the FOH mix, or pull from the FOH mix...
Each mixer will carry it's own snapshot and automation engine, so each monitor mix can be independently automated per song for each musician's preference...
Special internal bussing designed to link directly to SAWStudio so the live performance can be recorded directly to the SAWStudio MultiTrack...
And More!
Pre-Release Special Offer
A special Pre-Release version is scheduled to be available for download on March 1st... yes... next month.
I am setting up a special Pre-Release offer for all who wish to participate and support the new baby's entrance into the world.
This is your chance to be among the first on the block to be part of the exciting new world of virtual live console mixing with the new S.A.C. Software Audio Console software and receive a great Early-Bird discount as a bonus.
If you have the faith and passion to jump in blind, I am offering a tremendous savings to the first 100 people to come on board. From now till the Pre-Release is out, you can purchase S.A.C. for only $200.
Once the Pre-Release is avilable, the price rises to $300 and stays there until the Final Release version, scheduled hopefully by June 1st.
All owners of the Pre-Release version will be automatically fully registered for the Final Release at no extra charge.
The Final Release price will be $500. There will most likely be a Lite version release for $300 near the end of the year, after the main design has been out and running for 3 to 4 months.
Don't miss out on the savings and excitement... reserve your place in line now and be a part of the final development process where your feedback and suggestions may just find their way into the Final Release version design.
You can purchase this special offer now at the SAWStudio online store.
Thanks, in advance, to all the brave Pre-Release participants.
Bob L
[ 本帖最后由 himhui 于 09-1-11 10:05 编辑 ]
主要是做現場用的, 可處理非常複雜的環境, 配合SAWSTUDIO錄音, 詳細資料要等等 BOB 遲些發放出來....
但有用戶已計劃在棚配合幾台laptop當 submixer使用.......
Yeah, I was the first order and I don't even plan on using it outside the studio. I plan to set it up on a couple of laptops and use them as remote submixers for keyboards & such.
Looks like Bob will need to set up a new sub-forum.
Regards,
MM
[ 本帖最后由 himhui 于 08-2-7 22:37 编辑 ]
但有用戶已計劃在棚配合幾台laptop當 submixer使用.......
Yeah, I was the first order and I don't even plan on using it outside the studio. I plan to set it up on a couple of laptops and use them as remote submixers for keyboards & such.
Looks like Bob will need to set up a new sub-forum.
Regards,
MM
[ 本帖最后由 himhui 于 08-2-7 22:37 编辑 ]
Bud... no way to test the combined load at the moment, since the SS bus links will not go in for a short time yet... but imagine that the SAC engine is running as the low latency engine, like SAWStudio would do now for monitoring... then SAWStudio can kick back and relax at high latency settings, since it will not be the monitor console... that will hopefully stabilize the whole combination of live monitor and recording considerably.... and I am hoping actually lessen the overall load, since the SAC engine design should be much more efficient at low latency operation.
I also noticed James mention usb audio cards... realize they will have to be capable of low latency operation... and I have not seen that myself.... firewire cards with ASIO have been working.
Bob L
I also noticed James mention usb audio cards... realize they will have to be capable of low latency operation... and I have not seen that myself.... firewire cards with ASIO have been working.
Bob L
Seems like many are missing the concept here... SAC changes everything from the way it is done now... if you decide to let it... you do not need a snake to reach FOH... you do not need expensive mic splitters... you do not need extra consoles for monitors... you do not need racks of graphics for all the speaker stacks... everything can be done in SAC in the virtual environment.
You place the main SAC system backstage... now you feed all mics into that rack of Behringers (or whatever converters)... no snakes reaching FOH... simply small sub snakes all over the stage... now all 72 inputs are in the main system... SAC splits those signals to all 24 stereo monitor consoles... from any one of 6 tap-off points... now... the off-stage monitor mixer can sit at that rig and do monitors if he wants... a wireless or single ethernet cable runs to FOH and the main mix is handled out there on any laptop or other computer... with no need for audio hardware... no audio is out at the FOH position... it's a dream way to work.... on stage you can also split off separate laptops for those muscians capable of handling their own monitor mix... again... no audio hardware... no physical splits... no snakes... a simple wireless or ethernet cable run around the stage.
It's a whole new paradigm... there will simply be no way to duplicate what this represents in hardware at virtually any budget that makes any sense whatsoever... things are about to change... resistance is futile...
Bob L
You place the main SAC system backstage... now you feed all mics into that rack of Behringers (or whatever converters)... no snakes reaching FOH... simply small sub snakes all over the stage... now all 72 inputs are in the main system... SAC splits those signals to all 24 stereo monitor consoles... from any one of 6 tap-off points... now... the off-stage monitor mixer can sit at that rig and do monitors if he wants... a wireless or single ethernet cable runs to FOH and the main mix is handled out there on any laptop or other computer... with no need for audio hardware... no audio is out at the FOH position... it's a dream way to work.... on stage you can also split off separate laptops for those muscians capable of handling their own monitor mix... again... no audio hardware... no physical splits... no snakes... a simple wireless or ethernet cable run around the stage.
It's a whole new paradigm... there will simply be no way to duplicate what this represents in hardware at virtually any budget that makes any sense whatsoever... things are about to change... resistance is futile...
Bob L