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Re: Slaving Separate comp using RME via ADAT SYNC. (problem). [message #109225 is a reply to message #109224]

Sat, 13 August 2016 18:12

story

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Registered: March 2016

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Interestingly enough both Will and Daniel had the exact same "stutter" as you with the RME 9652. And Will even had that under XP. So it seems to be more down to the RME's way of transferring the incoming signal to the ASIO Positiong Protocol.

As I intent to use Paris with my Hardware Synths and Sequencer, I am holding off with the RME-Cubase solution, and try to line up my Hardware tracks either manually with a Clicktrack or by striping SMPTE (MPC) or striping Smart FSK/Beat Clock with JL Cooper PPS-2. Ol skool methods for ol skool equipment.

It would still be interestig whether the MOTU Digital Timepiece could interpret PARIS ADAT Sync properly and convert it to SMPTE to tync another DAW. RME also have the TCO option card for their HDSPe cards that transfers incoming LTC to ASIO Positioning Protocol (Windows only). Might be working better, but I shy the effort right now. MOTU DTPs go for peanuts on ebay though, lol.

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		Slaving Separate comp using RME via ADAT SYNC. (problem). By: Kim W. on Thu, 03 March 2016 21:44
		Re: Slaving Separate comp using RME via ADAT SYNC. (problem). By: kerryg on Fri, 04 March 2016 17:49
		Re: Slaving Separate comp using RME via ADAT SYNC. (problem). By: story on Wed, 10 August 2016 04:58
		Re: Slaving Separate comp using RME via ADAT SYNC. (problem). By: Kim W. on Sat, 13 August 2016 02:37
		Re: Slaving Separate comp using RME via ADAT SYNC. (problem). By: Kim W. on Sat, 13 August 2016 02:41
		Re: Slaving Separate comp using RME via ADAT SYNC. (problem). By: story on Sat, 13 August 2016 18:12

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