Have you ever wondered how to expand the basic Mix-Minus Bus configuration for Digital Hybrid implementation into a Dual-Hybrid variation? This system provides the option of recording two incoming calls on independent tracks. The ‘Host’ and ‘Guest’ can converse freely, and I essentially sit back, monitor levels, and provide support if necessary. This is an interesting lesson in signal routing and configuration.-ptfigg.
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