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Will a Word Clock improve my audio?

So, I have a lowly MOTU HD192 as my main conversion system. If I were to get something like a Lucid word clock generator, would I be drastically improving my audio? I mean, enough to really notice? Also considering the fact that I mix on an analog board, so I'm going in and out a couple of times throughout the entire process.
Any input would be helpful.

HEDD clock

Hi guys!

I am recording in DP 3.11 using 2408mk 1 and HEDD 192 at 24/48
thru spdif!
When I do that i set Dp to S/PDIF clock!
that way i am clocking HEDD to the 2408 or the other way?
Is there another way to do that with better results?
thank you all!
Yiannis

Somebody Clock Me

I have an RME 9632. I also have 2 peices of gear w/ word clock 'puts. I am thinking of getting the optional RME w/c module, it has one IN and two OUTS.
After doing a bit of reading, I am still wondering if I need to go w/c in my small setup?
Is it true that, if I use my AES/EBU or SPDIF conections, w/c is already imbedded?

Can you use a MTP A/V as a master clock generator?

Right now I don't have any issues pertaining to clocking, but I'd like to find out if one could use the "word clock out" connection (on the MTP A/V) to sync and stablize other devices within a DAW? Such as multiple soundcards, digital mixers, samplers or anything that accepts word clock. Or is the Digital Time Piece more suited for this task?

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