Blue Cat Audio at NAMM 2023

[Blue Cat Audio]

It's this time of the year again! We are going to the NAMM show this week, and we are bringing a couple of new things in our bags, with not less that TWO major announcements...

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[Phil B]

For remote jamming type applications between two musicians, where each side has a DAW, what are the pros and cons of using just connector, just fader hub, or both together?

Thanks!

[Blue Cat Audio]

For remote jamming type applications between two musicians, where each side has a DAW, what are the pros and cons of using just connector, just fader hub, or both together?

Thanks!

It depends on what you want to achieve. For a one to one connection when working inside a DAW, Connector will probably be enough and more flexible, but when working with multiple musicians, and when working outside of a DAW, Fader Hub rules, as it offers its own mixer and multiple connections at a time.

[Phil B]

Thanks! I play with another musician where we want to practice remotely together. I have connector and am well versed in DAWs. But he’s not Sounds like fader hub would be perfect for his side of the equation and avoid him having to learn how to use a DAW.

Can I use connector on my side and he use fader hub on his side? Or am I getting fader hub too

[Blue Cat Audio]

Thanks! I play with another musician where we want to practice remotely together. I have connector and am well versed in DAWs. But he’s not Sounds like fader hub would be perfect for his side of the equation and avoid him having to learn how to use a DAW.

Can I use connector on my side and he use fader hub on his side? Or am I getting fader hub too

Yes Connector and Fader hub will be fully compatible, so you can mix them and connect them together.

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