I am fairly new to the world of studio audio recording, so need a bit of advice, in my setup I have full HD rig, and have added a Behringerada8000 to the setup for preamp mic's etc for drums and mis, set ada to slave, connected light-pipe cables etc, get audio into ada but not out to any pt session's, checked hardware and io settings and seem to be ok, or am I missing something as getting frus

so ive started a home studio and a friend also records. He suggested i get a BEHIRNGER ADA8000
ive read reviews and people say good and bad things. I just wanted to know if there was an equal equuivilent to the ADA8000

thanks

Hello,

I've recorded 16 analog tracks with my 2 Travelers set up.
Everything went fine.
I plan to upgrade my system to 24 tracks.
So, I plan to buy a Berhinger ADA8000.

Here is how I plan to link them all :

Traveler #2 : master for WordClock
Traveler #1 : slave for WordClock

Hi can anyone tell me how to get the XLR outputs on my ada8000 to work on my Mackie 1604.
Thanks,
Nipp

I have been thinking about getting "The Brick" and an AT-4040 to record vocals with my current setup a Tascam FW-1884 w/ ADA8000. Is it worth the $450 price tag for the brick? I am looking for something to warm up my vocals and guitar tones.

Thanks in advance.

Hi all,

I've got a quick question. One of my mobile rigs has 3 B* ADA8000's, going via lightpipe to a Nuendo RME/Digi. I've been thinking about maybe tightening up the sync on the setup with wordclock and I'm looking for a reasonably priced clock generator (can't afford Big Ben right now!)

I am looking for a setup and found this on Ebay Australia. Is it reasonable value for a starter rig

1X RME HDSP9652
2X ADA8000 8 chan pre's with converters
1X pair M-Audio Bx5 monitors
1X sm pro audio headphone amp

Starting at $1800.00 AU I think thats about $800.00 US

I just bought one of these and cant get it to work.
There are LEDs on the front of this unit for each analoge channel that are supposed to light up when there
is an audio signal present (from mic or line) but they don't
light up at all. Would they light up reguardless of the optical cables being attached?

Ok guys. in a pinch I bought a Behringer ADA8000 today just to have some extra ins until I can afford a nice piece of gear. (I'll use it for a year if it lasts that long). Basically I'm going to be using it for a control room mic, possibly as an A/D when I get better pres, and extra channels for scratch guitar/bass tracks while tracking drums. My question is. .using only your ears.

Hi, id like to know what people think of the Behringer ada8000. and also i only have a laptop, so what i plan on doing is buying a soundblaster extigy which is an external sound card that has optical inputs and outputs. I'm going to be using it with Pro Tools. anyways the extigy is usb powered, is that a problem? and will the set up work? anyways. thanks in advanced.