R,
Yes, I understand that. I have a pair of Folcroms now. My point is:
- I have the ability to pan everything in Pro Tools now since I have 9 pair of Lavry Blue DAC's. Does panning with Tonelux give me a sonic advantage? If not, I don't gain anything.
-With toms and overheads, I will still need to pan in Pro Tools even with Tonelux because I will be panning several individual instruments (say, 4 toms) while going out in stereo.
-With my current setup I do NOT have the ability to pan delays/reverbs/effects that I mult to at my patchbays, except for the Folcrom options: full L, full R, or both L&R. So here, more precise panning would be an advantage.
I am just trying to basically understand what the purported advantages of the Tonelux system are, versus the Folcrom system. A clear disadvantage is loss of control over the selection of the preamp.....and I happen to really like my preamp.
If the advantages are in depth, closer to a big console, etc., then it starts to get interesting.
Thanks,
Mike