Original Message 1/3                 Date: 21-Sep-07  @  07:28 PM   -   RAMSA_DA7      [Link: RAMSA - DA7]

itzgsus187

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i have a question i have pro tools digi 001 and i want to know the best way to connect it analog card? i also have 3 tdif cards is there a way to connect the audio in and outs from the digi to the tdif card .....i was thinking of getting a light pipe card to run teh additinal outs from the digi into tha da7...just need help connecting the 8 analog in's and outs

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Message 2/3                 Date: 22-Sep-07  @  02:39 PM   -   RE: RAMSA_DA7

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sorry, so you actualy have got the ramsa mixer - well why bother with the digi 001 then? wouldnt it be better to just connect the pc to the ramsa and thats that?

i cant quickly find any detailed spec for the ramsa expansion i/o cards but if you have 3 of them and if the cards have ADAT and TDIF i/o on them then i think you'd be best to connect the pc to the ramsa with adat cards and sell the digi 001

wouldnt that be an easier and better integrated solution?

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Message 3/3                 Date: 21-Mar-11  @  09:18 AM   -   RE: RAMSA_DA7

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ADAT and TDIF i/o on them then i think you'd be best to connect the pc to the ramsa with adat cards and sell the digi 001

Oh shit! more crap from Mrs Slocam & here pussy audio knowledge above.

Dude, a MOTU 24 IN/OUT will give you 3 x 8 TDIF & ADAT, though to connect to a Mac use Lightpipe, or Word-clock, read your manuals, I've answered this previously! 
Peace!

P.S PINK FIZZ above - stop giving crap answers, you know shit all! 

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