Testimonial on why this clock helps so much. Jeff Ehrenberg explains how this is similar to a 2 track machine, a more defined center channel. Takes a mix and makes it 3D. Better reverb tails, tighter bottom end.

This looks pretty nice:

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All in a Two Space Rack Unit Called Eclipse 384

Antelope Eclipse 384's features

Hi all! Though this thread seems more suited to some obscure OC's net club, I was just curious to see if any of you would OC your machines on a regular basis, i.e., if you regularly use your cpu and mobo and etc. over its "natural" speed.

I'm guessing I would know the answer to my question if I was using Pro Tools HD and other unmatched odds and ends in my converter chain? Mixing old with new to try and keep it all in sync for more IO however,

In a computer, clock speed refers to the number of pulses generated by an oscillator that sets the tempo for the processor. The faster the processor can access data, the faster the computer can perform its functions, given that other parts of the system are sufficiently tuned to support the particular clock speed.

In digital audio or video, a clock serves as a timing source. Data has to be executed at very specific times for digital audio or video to function properly. An issue that has to be addressed when synchronizing systems with each other. Although audio and video require different references to keep data passing through a system correctly, they both do it with the aid of a clock.

The accurate timing of digital audio data is crucial for sending data from one location to another. It is equally crucial when synchronizing multiple streams of audio data on multiple pieces of equipment. The function that makes sure each bit of data arrives when it should is called word clock.

What is clock jitter in detail?

I would like to record sounds from a hardware synth but it has to be triggered from the DAW sequencer.

Do I have to turn off the MIDI clock inside the hardware synth to get more accurate timing?

Hello,

I want to get the best out of all my mic preamp's I have and I am not sure whether to hook everything up via ADAT or wordclock.

My current set up is I have a Rme hammerfall 9652 soundcard with a PreSonus digimax lt, ART gold dmpa pre, jlm ba2 mic preamp and a Behringer ada8000. I use Cubase sx3.