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--- Stephen Cameron  wrote:
> --- R Parker  wrote:

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> It's really a very nice, convenient machine for

> tracking.

Until you want to record and monitor 8+ tracks. And

then it's infuriating.
  Not so good for editing, and there's no

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> nice

> way to get things into or out of it.  Mostly

> what little music I do is internet collaborations,

> so I end up with a process like this:

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> download/decode tracks (mp3 ->wav), burn cds,

> import tracks to AW, record my parts, burn cds,

> import tracks to pc, encode/upload.  Rather tedious.

I think you can redesign for a much better studio. Is

your PC hardware capable of running jackd without

xruns?
> Would be nice to transform that process to:

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> download/decode tracks, transfer to AW over ADAT

> cables, record my parts, transfer to PC over ADAT

> cables, encode/upload tracks.

Don't use the HDR but use the mixer and monitoring

interfaces with i/o routed to the RME card all the

time. Record to the AW HDR at a remote locations;

practice space, bar, etc.
I'm looking at your setup while occupied with

something else. Am I overlooking your reasons for

recording to the AW?
Ron

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> That's where I'm trying to get to.

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> -- steve

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