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IOS
6. IOS SERVER
When you connect the IOS to the host computer and run the Wizard, the internal server is assigned a port and congured for the
host. Normally that’s all you need to do. The IOS server appears in the SoundGrid Studio Server rack, and the IOS I/O is seen in the
Hardware I/O rack.
IOS is a combination of a server and an I/O, but these components operate more-or-less independently of each other. This enables
you to assign your local I/O to another computer while keeping the server on your own host, or to use a server from elsewhere on
the network.
To assign, free, or rename a server, click on the arrow to reveal the list of available servers, select a server from
the list, and remove or assign the server.
A server cannot be shared by multiple SoundGrid host applications such as SoundGrid Studio or MultiRack. Within a SoundGrid
network, only one computer can utilize a server’s processing power for StudioRack and the eMotion ST mixer. Once assigned to a
computer, a server remains unavailable to all other computers until released by the user. For further details, refer to the SoundGrid
Studio Application manual.