NAMM this January

[netguyjoel]

Anyone going?

[garyb]

not me, but hello!

[LunaMan]

How about AES (New York) Oct 25-27 https://aesshow.com/. Exhibitors include Neumman, Music Maker, SSL, Harrison, Genelec, Soundtoys, Eventide, Magix, Celemony, Sonnox, Fabfilter, Sony and Shure.

[LunaMan]

But I forgot about Arturia - they slipped this little ripper under the radar. Released at AES yesterday :

Reimagined Audio & MIDI Control. Computer: Optional

AudioRig 16

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oqbr4cPmvJU

[Bud Weiser]

But I forgot about Arturia - they slipped this little ripper under the radar. Released at AES yesterday :

Reimagined Audio & MIDI Control. Computer: Optional

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oqbr4cPmvJU

So, what´s new and/or "game changing" w/ this audio/MIDI interface ?

There are "USB MIDI hubs" on iConnectivity mio XM and XL interfaces offering network-MIDI,- which the Arturia doesn´t ...
The "mixer" is comparable to RME TotalMIx,- while already older and latest generations of RME interfaces offer different sets of DSP FX,- which the Arturia doesn´t ...
"Standalone operation" is also not big news and larger count of analog I/Os as also a "MIDI-trio" and 2 sets of ADAT I/Os aren´t either.

For me, it´s just only another USB-C audio/MIDI interface combining some features other amnufacturers already developed before.

And because that´s the SCOPEusers forums here,- it has absolutely nothing to do w/ SCOPE and it´s realtime ability.



Bud

[LunaMan]

Apologies - my bad - I thought this was the Off Topic forum.

[Bud Weiser]

Apologies - my bad - I thought this was the Off Topic forum.

Yes, it is !
So feel free posting what you want.
It was just only my comment because I have the impression there are always people trying to tell us how Scope hardware should be,- ignoring it was never designed to be a "audio interface" (soundcard) in 1st place.

The best is in deed using a soundcard AND SCOPE hardware/software in addition,- instead waiting for Scope becoming a soundcard like all the others are.



Bud

[garyb]

???

i use Scope cards as soundcards, even if they are not what Wndows calls "soundcards".

[valis]

Most of the external RME cards have had the ability to function standalone as a mixer, routing interface and under Midi/HUI control since the Multiface era (check the "disconnect" box once configured and the device is set to standalone once disconnected and for each poweron, until reconnected). This includes the monitoring effects for the Babyface/UFX/UCX etc models.

I have 4 Multiface units, they all do this except sans the effects, because they use an older Xylinx FPGA that doesn't support the addition of the effects.

[netguyjoel]

I just wanted to know if anyone is going to NAMM.

[valis]

Thread is still active and open, January is a few months away.

[Nestor]

Where the world will be in a few months from now....., I don't know...

[Bud Weiser]

???

i use Scope cards as soundcards, even if they are not what Wndows calls "soundcards".

Yes it´s possible and I did too w/ XITE-1 and Scope PCI,- w/ the little disadvantage there´s no way to change buffer settings on the fly.
And w/ forthcoming of Win10 and 11 as also a number of 3rd party developer´s VST plugin updates,- the Scope v7 ASIO driver started introducing issues, last but not least w/ some virtual instruments in "standalone" mode.
Also some hosts run smoother w/ p.ex. RME drivers (Babyface and Raydat),- which wasn´t the case w/ Scope v5.1 which I used w/ XITE-1 on a 32Bit Windows machine.

That´s why I´m urgently waiting for the v8 update and prefer using Scope standalone.



Bud

[LunaMan]

I just wanted to know if anyone is going to NAMM.

Are you going ?

[netguyjoel]

Yes, I have meetings with a bunch of manufacturers on a new high school I'm providing systems for.

[LunaMan]

Yes, I have meetings with a bunch of manufacturers on a new high school I'm providing systems for.

Man on a mission !

[netguyjoel]

AVIXA/InfoComm is donating their entire CTS curriculum to the school and I've raised over $100K in hardware donated by a handful of manufacturers. We're putting in a full blown recording studio too...hence the trip to NAMM.

[LunaMan]

Wow ! What hardware ?

[netguyjoel]

4K NDI PTZ cameras and controller from PTZOptics, Epiphan switchers (2), Magewell NDI/HDMI emcoders, (3) Panasonic CX350 camcorders, Shure wireless mics, JBL VRX/SRK line array, 23 foot long dvLED from Absen, (7) 42U Racks, (20 door) Card Access system from Sicunet, 50 IP surveillance cams from ICRealtime, a complete network backbone (9) 48 port POE+ layer 3 switches, (30) WAPs, (22) EPSON Brightlink projectors, (22) Da-Lite whiteboards, a few miles of cable that's the short list.

[LunaMan]

Sounds more like network/security so far -so music gear still to come (from NAMM) ?