I need to run at least 2 boosted USB, 2- 8Channel AES and a DVI-D (or possibly an HDMI instead) cables together in about 30-35' of PVC.
Will this create issues like crosstalk, inductance, speed reduction, clicks, clocking issues, bandwidth reduction, RF and other things I may not be aware of?
USB: 1. Houston Controller to/fro MAC
2. Pure 2 ADDA to/fro PC
I have the AT2035 going into my Scarlett solo > Line out Rca Cable> Hum box input 1+2> Output 1+2> RCA converter 3.55mm > Line in on my PC.
My issue is I can hear my pic on sound recorder and hear the mic on listen to in recording devices of the PC. I cant hear the mic on any other program. Like discord, Skype, mumble, games with friend or anything else.
Hi gang,
I'm looking to step up the quality of Di I own and since like always I don't want to spend too much. I'm thinking of buying a stereo DI instead of 2 mono.
This could be the one I choose : Radial ProD2 Passive 2 Channel Direct Box
My concern is, could there be bleeding between the channels if I put 2 completely different sources instead of a stereo source ?
Hey all,
I'm doing the planning for my new system.
I have magix Samplitude pro x, and I'm considering Pro Tools HD12.
Magix would be the main capture/compose/edit system due to high track count and clean coding.
PTHD would be primarily for mixing (mainly volumes and panning). Since it does 10 video tracks and 7.1 it's the unfortunate (expensive) choice.
I just got my hands on an Antelope Zen Studio today..
Cool unit.. very easy to use.. I'll be comparing it to a M audio Profire 2626 and Behringer Ada 8200 through an ancient RME digiset that was sold by Steinberg back in the day.
I left off on xp years ago. Just wondering what you guys have been doing to w10 to streamline it. Any advice and links would be much appreciated.
How much money do you have invested in UAD software?
Am I sarcastic or for real? Well, I'm definitely really bent out of shape and wondering where all you Mastering Engineers are headed after the last post about how you all think gear doesn't matter.
So, this post is intended to create a ruckus and kick a few of you into gear lol!
Okay, so here's the question...
Is there any way to use, via USB 2.0, an audio I/O and have it recognized by two computers at the same time?
Let's say I have a USB audio I/O and I want to have a desktop PC and a laptop, both running Sonar, recognize the device so that audio feed from the Audio I/O is being sent to both computers.
