clock

I have a question about clock source settings in the UFX.

At the moment i have setup like this:

UFX ADAT out -> ADI8 ADAT in
ADI8 ADAT out->UFX ADAT in

Also i have a word clock cable going from the UFX wordclock out -> ADI8 wordclock in

Okay, I've added the big ben as the master in my clock chain all appears to be good, a/d's are clocking and all sounds fine.
So the question I have is that the blue 'narrow' led flickers periodically and not overly bright when it is stable, is this the default behavior?, I ran the led test and the led appears to be okay, The unit is well ventilated and cool to the touch..

Hi there,

Just having a slight problem with this set up. Running a pro tools HD with a 192, also a Big Ben and a Rosetta 200.

I have the the big ben WC connected to the input of the 192 and 200. The 200 is then connected to the 192 via AES/EBU

I currently have a Big Ben master clock routing to my RME FF800.

My FX Processors dont have a dedicated WC input, so I assume I need to run my S/PDIF to my soundcard. However, is it critical that the soundcard would be a slave clock (from the Big Ben) or does it have to be a master?

So whats the 411 on this beeyatch?

Does it really improve the sound quility that much?

Is it really like using windex on your DAW wihout streaks?

Peace Out Yo!

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stickers

Im in the market for a master clock ( Big Ben ). It has been pointed out to be that Antelope Audio Isochrone is comparable unit to the Big Ben.Im curious if there are some comments on the Antelope Audio Isochrone or if anyone has compared the two.
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Any help on this is appreciated. I have run a digital Studio for a couple of years using only a Mackie clock card and am sold on the Apogee Big Ben as one worth the investment. I haven't upgraded much lately and am unsure about exactly how you clock gear like the Eclipse, TCFinalizer, Lexicon reverbs, etc.

I have a Digidesign Mix core card and 2 farms cards sitting around rotting, and I was thinking about setting up a mobile rig in road cases with them. So with that in mind I am going to pick up 2 Apogee Rosetta 800's with the X-Digi-Mix cards to plug right into the Mix cards.

I wonder could anyone tell me what exactly this card is for? I took it for granted that it would allow signals to be passed to a computer, but apparently that's not the case.

I'm really curious about this!

Thanks!
John Stafford

hello, well, i've a question, i'm using a MDR (analog inputs) in sync with Cubase via the Layla24, to sync perferctly, i need to use the WorldClock to be "in time", my question is, if i use an Apogee BigBen my sound quality should be better ? sorry if it's a crapy question !

PS: I don't use Digital inputs..