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so it presumably can sync when it is connected back to the computer. it's a 2-headed machine that then has a 2nd role as 'post-production' unit. It's a strange omission on the Zoom R16 - which otherwise seems to 'have it all' in terms of being a small autonomous lightweight multitrack, with SD memory, wav recording, onboard fx and multiple inputs. There is a youtube video of a zoom R8 using an audio track reproduce a sync signal for volcas/sq1.
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Maybe some kind of standard for USB class compliance is required in order that DAW's in general always know how to identify a standardized SMPTE Audio signal coming in on or going out its own designated Audio channel stream, when that channels presence is identified.īut without having some technical grasp of what the issues might be when it comes to MTC as Midi, it's hard to argue for a standardized way to solve it.
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With that though, it might be that the designers of the Audio recorders would have to rely on a Driver in order to make sure that all DAW's worked ok, and my suspicion is, they often would rather avoid this driver issue for various reasons.
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So if the SMPTE was sent as Audio to the computer and the software can synchronize to an SMPTE Audio Stripe, then the computer should be more accurate than if it was receiving a Jittery Midi stream being sent as a Midi protocol over the same USB connection as the Audio. So if you think about it, in that scenario, the Jitter of Audio would probably be lower than the Jitter of Midi, because Audio has a higher priority than Midi, than if it was just MTC as Midi being sent over the Same USB port, rather than SMPTE as an Audio signal being sent / received between the computer and the Motu MTP AV. I'm pretty sure this is what was described in the manual. it did have its own SMPTE read write JACK IO. take into account the MTP AV was a Midi device and not an Audio device. SMPTE is an Audio signal and from what I've read about how a Motu MTC AV was written about working in the manual, is that when the Motu connects to a computer, the SMPTE Audio was described as being sent over the Serial/Parallel or USB ports, as Audio to the computer and then the computer derived MTC from the SMPTE Audio signal. i'd overlooked it because of lack of midi, but it look lightweight and compact.
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it records wav tracks straight to SD - and integrates with PC for the post production bit. Maybe sacrificing the notion of midi and focus on getting each track separately, with something like zoom r16, if that works standalone. has midi out (mtc?) but no midi in: how is internal mix, mute/solo controlled? D25s out to patchbay, record everything through it to its own channel. the older tascams or the zoom r8/16/24 etc for synced stuff or overdub there are hardware "studios". nothing fancy, just hit record, play as many instruments as you want, get multitracks for editing/mixing afterwards. allen & heath also made something similar (could stil be available). i think there are some other options out there. Use the uTrack 24 as an interface With its dedicated control room and headphone outputs with individual hardware level controls, Cymatic Audio's uTrack24 also functions as a powerful and value-packed 24x24 computer audio interface.A very simple solution for multi trackr ecording (and playback) could be something like the cymatic audio utrack24. And thanks to the BNC WordClock input and output, the recorder can integrate seamlessly into a range of digital recording environments. This allows even large live shows to be recorded easily. Tons of functionality in a compact chassis The uTrack 24 packs tons of functionality into its compact 1U chassis, accepting up to 24 input and output signals via D-Sub multi-pin connectors. Unlike other digital recorders, you have no limit on maximum recording time the only limitation is the capacity of the recording medium. It also gives you the possibility to loop record endlessly. *Use the uTrack 24 as an interface Versatile USB recorder for stage and studio The Cymatic Audio uTrack 24 can record 24 channels with a sampling rate of 48kHz and up to 24 bits it records up to eight channels with a sampling rate of 96kHz at 24 bits.
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