The Mackie MCU Control Universal is the one.... there are a few on Reverb.com for a few hundred bucks at the time of this message.

Bob L

The Mackie Control units work well with the readout displays and controls for all the mixer parameters.

Bob L

Works great as long as you are not using SAC for performer monitors... if the stage is being fed by a hardware console and SAC is used for just recording and streaming... Virtual Soundcard is all you...

Not sure where the confusion lies... I can simply press the B key and then further down the timeline press the E key in the MT to create a marked area... if the area is cleared I can then do it again...

You can try using the File/Open Soundfile and Fix Header option in SAWStudio... do this for each of the files involved and then see if that repairs the header information that was not correctly saved...

Whenever you are attempting some major edit process, it is always a good idea to save the session with a new name first so you can always get back to where you started if things go wrong.

You can...

Try turning OFF the Auto EDL undo option in the Options menu... see if the delay goes away when alt-dragging... if so... the delay is being caused by the creation of the edl undo file with each...

Yes... you can use the midi ports on the soundcard... and yes you can fix the faders to never move or chase movement on the screen.

Bob L

Yes... the newer ones are usb... older ones are midi.

Bob L

The darker color represents the button being pushed IN... which is when it is active... at least to my eyes anyway.

Bob L

Check the Mixer menu option called Meter Active.

Bob L

If it supports Mackie Control emulation, then it could be a good choice... otherwise I recommend just buying a new or used Mackie Control unit... you can use the master module and two extenders,...

There are many solo options in SAC... your solo switches should not normally affect other output chans so you are free to solo anywhere without affecting FOH or monitor outputs if the options are...

John... feel free to give me a call and I'd be glad to offer input to your system design and questions. Phone info is on the website Contact page.

Bob L

If you add plugins to one chan then use the Save Chan to memory cell function... then select multiple chans and use the recall FX from memory cell option it will add the plugins to all selected chans...

Good deal... but note that the viewer position is not part of any F-Key... it is saved in the video viewer pop up options menu... Save Video Viewer preferences and making it visible as a default is...

Setup an extended monitor... then use the Video Viewer Render to Exteneded Monitor option in the video viewer popup menu.... you can save the viewer position and default visible in the popup options...

You can use the Control Track view Cue Location option for unlimited named markers.

Bob L

The Process/Mixdown Export Track options (with or without mixer processing) will preserve softedges... so you could use that option with a region on each track by itself.

Bob L

Consider using Melodyne to lower his pitch.

Bob L

I believe the BCF has a Mackie Logic mode... not sure how good it emulates but that might give you access to the various chan sections.

Bob L

SAW will automatically adjust the samplerate on the fly in the multitrack. You can mix and match rates from one track to another... if you have tracks recorded at 44.1k on the multitrack and other...

The MON solo bus is only available when there is a remote connected... otherwise only the FOH solo bus is active.

Bob L

You can set the default playback to the motherboard spdif out or speaker out and simply loop a physical cable back around to the RME spdif input or any line in inputs.

Bob L

Dave... probably not... I suggest using SAC as the console front-end to SAWStudio... it makes for a much nicer overall experience since the SAC console can always be live to keep VST synths active as...