Traveller A/D D/A?

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Traveller A/D D/A?

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Hi. I'm wondering if the analog ins on the traveller go through the A/D and D/A converters to get to the analog out. So If I'm using my traveller as a stand-alone mixer, are my analog signals going through the converters or am I getting straight up analog signal on the outs. Thanks.
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Re: Traveller A/D D/A?

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Except for inserts (if there are any on a Traveler) I/O is interconnected thru the CueMix hardware, so yes, you are going A/D>D/A, like you would with any digital mixer when monitoring an analog source.
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