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inthepipeline · 02-07-2009, 07:00 AM

A maybe slightly off topic question.

After hours of working out how to make my PC as quiet as possible I finally knocked a hole in the wall and put it next door, by the digital drum kit.
I have a dual monitor setup with the main monitor duplicated at the PC, whilst the other 2 are in the control room, which is now nice and quiet.
I can control the PC from 2 locations by using 2 identical remote keyboards and mice on the same TX channel.
For the first time I can record very dynamic sounds in the control room without significant background noise.

My question is this:

If I use reamote to enable extra processing on my older music PC, will enabling 'remote desktop' on both machines use a significant amount of bandwidth over LAN, or in other words, is it likely to interrupt Reamote?

02-07-2009, 07:00 AM	#93
inthepipeline Human being with feelings Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Bristol, UK. Slowly sinking island next to mainland Europe Posts: 542	A maybe slightly off topic question. After hours of working out how to make my PC as quiet as possible I finally knocked a hole in the wall and put it next door, by the digital drum kit. I have a dual monitor setup with the main monitor duplicated at the PC, whilst the other 2 are in the control room, which is now nice and quiet. I can control the PC from 2 locations by using 2 identical remote keyboards and mice on the same TX channel. For the first time I can record very dynamic sounds in the control room without significant background noise. My question is this: If I use reamote to enable extra processing on my older music PC, will enabling 'remote desktop' on both machines use a significant amount of bandwidth over LAN, or in other words, is it likely to interrupt Reamote? __________________ 10core Xeon w.128gig RAM, lots of SSD, HDSP9652, MOTU828, Tannoy System 8 NFM.