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Re: OK, I'm confused and could use some guidance [message #82972 is a reply to message #82969] |
Wed, 11 April 2007 20:14 |
audioguy_editout_
Messages: 249 Registered: December 2005
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You can fill ALL the slots in the MEC, but you can only
select *two* modules at a time to be accessable for Input or
output. This means you can not pull two inputs off of an
adat card while using 14 analog inputs... that would require
having three cards active.
David.
Paul Braun wrote:
> Hey, it happens.
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> Can I not use two 8-in cards and an adat card at the same time?
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> I just plugged my new 8-in card into the mec tonight and fired it up.
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> My plan was to use the 8in cards for, well, inputs and then use the
> adat for a recording feed to the guy making the cd-now masters for
> Sunday's concert.
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> But when I opened the bay and the MEC modules, I could see all three,
> but the adat card had hijacked one set of 8 inputs as well as the
> outputs, and I couldn't find any way to turn that off and just have it
> assigned to the outputs.
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> Is that just not possible? If that's the case, then the adat card
> comes out. But don't you guys use adat to pipe to effects and stuff?
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> Thanks.
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> pab
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Re: OK, I'm confused and could use some guidance [message #83021 is a reply to message #82979] |
Thu, 12 April 2007 19:32 |
Paul Braun
Messages: 391 Registered: September 2005
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On Wed, 11 Apr 2007 23:33:04 -0500, "Sandy Tipping"
<tippsand@earthling.net> wrote:
>Paul,
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>You CAN have 16 inputs (2 8-input analog modules) active AND the 8-ouput
>ADAT module active, because the input segment and output segment of each MEC
>Module are treated independently.
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>The 16 input blocks and 16 output blocks are logically separate, meaning
>that you CAN use 16 analog inputs and feed 8 outputs via ADAT. Notice that
>the ADAT block can live on the input side AND / OR the output side
>simultaneously.
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>Hope this helps.
>
>Sandy
I messed with it some more this evening, and found that I could drag
the adat IN block out of the assignment while still leaving the adat
OUT patched in. Then I dropped the other 8in card into the second set
of inputs, and life is good.
Now - adat optical question. I patched the mixer mains to module 1 &2
since I only need two channels out for this project. I've never used
adat lightpipe before, only toslink optical. If I plug an optical
cable from the adat card into, say, the optical in of a cd recorder,
will it see the two channels, or is it a completely different data
stream protocol and I need something that speaks lightpipe to pick the
two channels out of the stream?
pab
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Re: OK, I'm confused and could use some guidance [message #83023 is a reply to message #83021] |
Thu, 12 April 2007 20:18 |
audioguy_editout_
Messages: 249 Registered: December 2005
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The adat protocol it *completely* different from TOSlink and
nothing will be recognized.
David.
Paul Braun wrote:
> On Wed, 11 Apr 2007 23:33:04 -0500, "Sandy Tipping"
> <tippsand@earthling.net> wrote:
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>>Paul,
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>>You CAN have 16 inputs (2 8-input analog modules) active AND the 8-ouput
>>ADAT module active, because the input segment and output segment of each MEC
>>Module are treated independently.
>>
>>The 16 input blocks and 16 output blocks are logically separate, meaning
>>that you CAN use 16 analog inputs and feed 8 outputs via ADAT. Notice that
>>the ADAT block can live on the input side AND / OR the output side
>>simultaneously.
>>
>>Hope this helps.
>>
>>Sandy
>
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> I messed with it some more this evening, and found that I could drag
> the adat IN block out of the assignment while still leaving the adat
> OUT patched in. Then I dropped the other 8in card into the second set
> of inputs, and life is good.
>
> Now - adat optical question. I patched the mixer mains to module 1 &2
> since I only need two channels out for this project. I've never used
> adat lightpipe before, only toslink optical. If I plug an optical
> cable from the adat card into, say, the optical in of a cd recorder,
> will it see the two channels, or is it a completely different data
> stream protocol and I need something that speaks lightpipe to pick the
> two channels out of the stream?
>
> pab
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Re: OK, I'm confused and could use some guidance [message #83044 is a reply to message #83023] |
Fri, 13 April 2007 12:18 |
Deej [4]
Messages: 1292 Registered: January 2007
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Dave,
I got Paris ADAT modules to operate via spdif Toslink on channels 1& 2.
Deej
"Dave(EK Sound)" <audioguy_editout_@shaw.ca> wrote in message
news:461ef763$1@linux...
> The adat protocol it *completely* different from TOSlink and nothing will
> be recognized.
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> David.
>
> Paul Braun wrote:
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>> On Wed, 11 Apr 2007 23:33:04 -0500, "Sandy Tipping"
>> <tippsand@earthling.net> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Paul,
>>>
>>>You CAN have 16 inputs (2 8-input analog modules) active AND the 8-ouput
>>>ADAT module active, because the input segment and output segment of each
>>>MEC Module are treated independently.
>>>
>>>The 16 input blocks and 16 output blocks are logically separate, meaning
>>>that you CAN use 16 analog inputs and feed 8 outputs via ADAT. Notice
>>>that the ADAT block can live on the input side AND / OR the output side
>>>simultaneously.
>>>
>>>Hope this helps.
>>>
>>>Sandy
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>>
>> I messed with it some more this evening, and found that I could drag
>> the adat IN block out of the assignment while still leaving the adat
>> OUT patched in. Then I dropped the other 8in card into the second set
>> of inputs, and life is good.
>>
>> Now - adat optical question. I patched the mixer mains to module 1 &2
>> since I only need two channels out for this project. I've never used
>> adat lightpipe before, only toslink optical. If I plug an optical
>> cable from the adat card into, say, the optical in of a cd recorder,
>> will it see the two channels, or is it a completely different data
>> stream protocol and I need something that speaks lightpipe to pick the
>> two channels out of the stream?
>>
>> pab
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