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Does anyone have any experience in setting up a Midas/Behringer M32/X32 board as a AFV (Audio-Follows-Video) using ATEM?
I am attempting to setup an external mixer to follow the video switcher. Attempts to connect and sync the mixing console and the BlackMagic system have not been successful. I have followed the BlackMagic ATEM user manual (P172) and have set the mixer to use "Mackie Control".
The configuration is as follows:
<Midas M32>
-- USB --
<Apple MacBook Pro iOS Sierra 10.8 running ATEM (v7.0.3)>
-- TCPIP --
Black Magic Production Studio 4K
All possible configurations from the audio console have been tried:
-- using the BM instructions to use a USB cable from the audio console to the computer
-- using a network TCP/IP connection between the console and computer
-- using the MIDI in-outs of the audio console to a MIDI-USB adaptor on the computer.
Using the MIDI 'only' interface from the mixer to the computer, I can see MIDI messages being sent from both the mixer and the ATEM software ... but the two don't talk to each other.
Any thoughts and suggestions will be appreciated.
Regards,
Dan Hinrichs
I am attempting to setup an external mixer to follow the video switcher. Attempts to connect and sync the mixing console and the BlackMagic system have not been successful. I have followed the BlackMagic ATEM user manual (P172) and have set the mixer to use "Mackie Control".
The configuration is as follows:
<Midas M32>
-- USB --
<Apple MacBook Pro iOS Sierra 10.8 running ATEM (v7.0.3)>
-- TCPIP --
Black Magic Production Studio 4K
All possible configurations from the audio console have been tried:
-- using the BM instructions to use a USB cable from the audio console to the computer
-- using a network TCP/IP connection between the console and computer
-- using the MIDI in-outs of the audio console to a MIDI-USB adaptor on the computer.
Using the MIDI 'only' interface from the mixer to the computer, I can see MIDI messages being sent from both the mixer and the ATEM software ... but the two don't talk to each other.
Any thoughts and suggestions will be appreciated.
Regards,
Dan Hinrichs