You'd think, wouldn't you? Most digital mixers don't have crossovers. Some don't have brickwall limiters on outputs. Maybe the really high end stuff has some of the needed features (iLive, Venue, etc). Most all of them have decent output EQ. SAC is different in that you can use VST plugs, and there's a particularly good Linkwitz Reilly plug written specifically for SAC.el_ingeniero wrote:I could be wrong, but I have the impression that a good digital mixer would have all the signal processing you need: EQ, crossovers, brickwall limiters, as reliable as anything out there.
Mixer, straight to amps. As barebone as it gets.
PA speaker management modules
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BrentEvans
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Re: PA speaker management modules
99% of the time, things that aren't already being done aren't being done because they don't work. The other 1% is split evenly between fools and geniuses.
Re: PA speaker management modules
I use the StudioLive straight to XTi amps. The XTis are there with presets to handle crossover/limiting and EQ the speakers flat. Then I'll use the EQ on the StudioLive to tweak the EQ for the room. It works very well and I rarely have to mess with my XTi presets.