Hi everyone!

I am currently having an issue when multi track recording a worship band at my church, I have a the sound desk that goes into my 8 channel preamp and the preamp connects into my 8 channel interface via ADAT, which then connects into my laptop through USB.

Hi friends,

there is a problem:

I own an ADAT HD24 and an RME UFX.

Now I would like to record more than 24 or 30 tracks simultaneously.

After recording I use Pro Tools for mixing all tracks

How I synchronize these two devices in such a way, that I haven't timing problems in the postproduction or mixing.

So I recently purchased a used ADAT that I was assured is in working condition. I got a great deal on it, so no biggie if it craps out in a year or so. My plan is to use it to record my band's live performances. I've got an ADAT snake with 8 ins and 8 outs (1/4 ').

hi

I'm interested in live recording, and the first to came to my mind was to buy
a multitrack recorder that can give you the option to record simultaniously at least 20 tracks.

my idea its to record it completely raw and then load it in my home studio trough my preamp and then to the desktop 8 ch at a time.

I have a new 20 bit xt20 and have some tapes that I had formatted (with drums recorded at 16 bit) How do I make this work as I dont want to lose the old drum tracks. they're great!

Lately, because I think the ADAT XT-20 converters sound better than MOTU 2408's, I'll record-enable my ADAT XT 20 and feed this straight out through the lightpipe to the 2408 where it is recorded to Digital Performer. So only one analog to digital conversion is happening, though ADAT is passing off to MOTU via a very cheap cable. Am I crazy?