17 Mar
2012
17 Mar
'12
6:54 p.m.
On 17 March 2012 at 3:31, Jan Depner <eviltwin69(a)cableone.net> wrote:
[snip]
I read the tracks from the Zoom R16s as WAV files and insert them
into an Ardour session. Since the two R16s are linked by USB when
recording there is a very small delay (about 2ms) on the slave R16. You
can nudge the tracks from the second R16 to get them to line up exactly
with the tracks from the first R16. In practice, it's very difficult to
detect the 2ms delay and you usually don't have to do anything to the
second set of tracks.
OK, I get it. The audio gets nudged in time in ardour. My
wishful-thinking interpretation was that nudging the sliders on
the 2nd unit would work as a control.
Thanks for the clarification....
--
Kevin
kick, snare, drum overhead, and I still have 3 inputs
left! There is,
as advertised, about a 2ms delay on the second unit
but when I insert the tracks into Ardour I can
nudge the tracks
from the second unit.
What does that last statement mean? Does that mean that when two
R16s are being operated that the 2nd of the two sort of, kind of,
works with Ardour?