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kittonian · 5th June 2008

No, it is just a converter. Use as many channels of D/A as you need to setup your CUE mixes, etc. but if you want summing you'll have to do that ITB (which is very easy, you just create a stereo send on every channel that goes straight to a pair of outputs).

This is not a limitation of the Aurora. Any standalone converter would yield the same.

5th June 2008	#2
kittonian Lives for gear Joined: Sep 2003 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 4,324 1 Review written	No, it is just a converter. Use as many channels of D/A as you need to setup your CUE mixes, etc. but if you want summing you'll have to do that ITB (which is very easy, you just create a stereo send on every channel that goes straight to a pair of outputs). This is not a limitation of the Aurora. Any standalone converter would yield the same. __________________ Joshua Aaron President/Chief Engineer AudioLot/AudioLot Studios High End Pro Audio Sales & Consulting Recording/Music Production/Mixing http://www.audiolot.com Follow AudioLot on Facebook for AudioLot's BIG DEAL Gear Specials, Morning Mix Tips, and more by clicking here AudioLot is located in Hollywood, CA. If you're in the LA area and are interested in coming by to see any of the gear we carry in person, please let us know.