S/PDIF delay

I have two questions: 1. When I record from microphone into my DBX376 compressor and use the S/PDIF output into the S/PDIF input of my AudiomediaIII board, there is a small delay when the sound comes back through the headphones. Is there any way to avoid this? 2. I actually have two DBX376 compressors that I would like to send the S/PDIF signal to my AudiomediaIII board but there's only one input on the board. Short of buying a digital mixer, is there an inexpensive way to get both signals into the board? It would be nice to send one to the left and one to the right but I would settle for sending them both to the same side to save money. Thanks, Willson

1. latency. monitor your voice from any available source point before the computer and monitor the other tracks from the computer. 2. the s/pdif i/o on the AMIII is stereo. somebody please correct me if I'm wrong on these points. thanks.

Thanks. Is there any way to combine my two digital sources so I can feed the signal as stereo into the AudiomediaIII board?

i too have a dbx376 that i just bought and the latency is veryminimal but it bothers me..ne other solutions...

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by search-one: i too have a dbx376 that i just bought and the latency is veryminimal but it bothers me..ne other solutions...<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> Haven't worked with the new dbx units, but couldn't you just monitor via the analog outs? <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR> Is there any way to combine my two digital sources so I can feed the signal as stereo into the AudiomediaIII board?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> I don't have any links, but I believe that midiman makes a 1 in 4 out S/PDIF device that's kind of close to what you want to do. Since I don't have one (nor used one) and I don't know if it's possible to use this backwards, but you might be able to. Good luck