With all the amazing wonders of modern technology would it not be great to just set up your studio with no wires at all? :ibiggrin:
At the heart of the system is the Airborne wirless application pannel (AWAP) where all laptops, synthesizers, controllers, mixers and speakers are set up and calibrated. With so many air transmitting communication devices around these days like bluetooth, inferred & Ipods etc the sound and midi could be converted from a new set of left and right outputs from your outboard hardware systhesizers instead of the old 1/4" jacks. The sound then travels through the air into the AWAP for processing and then gets transmitted out to an external mixing desk for mixing then sent from the desk to a pair of moniters in the studio or the PA system. You should even be able to dim the lights down a bit through the AWAP with the remote control and you have not got off the sofa yet. Electricity? Can it fly through the air with no plugs in to 0's & 1's, how about 2's? :icool:
I like the hands on outboard hardware approach to music, it feels more real than just controlling a piece of software inside the machine. :irofl:
At the heart of the system is the Airborne wirless application pannel (AWAP) where all laptops, synthesizers, controllers, mixers and speakers are set up and calibrated. With so many air transmitting communication devices around these days like bluetooth, inferred & Ipods etc the sound and midi could be converted from a new set of left and right outputs from your outboard hardware systhesizers instead of the old 1/4" jacks. The sound then travels through the air into the AWAP for processing and then gets transmitted out to an external mixing desk for mixing then sent from the desk to a pair of moniters in the studio or the PA system. You should even be able to dim the lights down a bit through the AWAP with the remote control and you have not got off the sofa yet. Electricity? Can it fly through the air with no plugs in to 0's & 1's, how about 2's? :icool:
I like the hands on outboard hardware approach to music, it feels more real than just controlling a piece of software inside the machine. :irofl: