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acks or so. > Tom >=20 > >> > > >> > >> > >This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_016C_01C66DD7.F7D27940 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Tom,=20 I'm clocking 9 devices from a Mytek WC which is being distributed by = Lucid distro boxes. The cables range in length from 1/2 meter to 2 = meters. This setup is working fine for me. Deej "Tom Bruhl" <arpegio@comcast.net> wrote in message = news:44578a42@linux... David,
Lynx? Is there > a length that is too long for the signal? My run to the control room > could be as long as 25-30' although I don't see that being necessary > at this time. > Tom > > PS I didn't hear a great difference in playback but expect to hear more > when WC is used for tracking also. I'll keep listening for the detail. > > "EK Sound" <askme@nospam.com <mailto:askme@nospam.com>> wrote in > message news:4457830c$1@linux... > Cool! glad to be of help! > > Enjoy! > > David. > > Tom Bruhl wrote: > > David, > > I am totally functional now using the Lucid. > > The clincher must have been the wiring in series. > > I did have to start at 48k to get all my EDS cards functioning > > though. The B card didn't like starting at 44.1 and wouldn't > > give any output until Paris first booted at 48k. Because of this > > I think I have to use a default project to get going. I wouldn't > > want or even be able to save a new Paris.exe right? > > > > I did lose the EDSTransfer line as well as UseHouseSync=1. > > > > Thanks David and Deej for the tips that got me to this point! > > You guys are the greatest. > > Tic Toc, > > Tom > > > > > >I think it has to do with the Paris internal timing... I tried feeding individual cables to the two MEC's but it seemed less stable somehow. My thought is that if you don't have 3+ interfaces's, best to leave well enough alone... but O'yeah, I forgot, I'm talking to DJ :-p David. DJ wrote: > I'm not doubting you at all, but that's strange, wouldn't you say???......I > mean, daisy chaining, theoretically, is not the optimal way to > clock......but, O'yeah, I forgot, we're talking Paris here. > > ;oP > > "EK Sound" <askme@nospam.com> wrote in message news:445780d9@linux... > >>That would be because you have 3 interfaces... you *have* to do it >>that way. With only 2 interfaces, it works better the way Tom has done it. >> >>David. >> >>Rod Lincoln wrote: >> >>>So your saying that you've got a word clock cable running frum your > > Lucid > >>>to the 1st Mec, then the 2nd cable running from mec 1 to mec 2? That's > > really > >>>strange. I guess different MOBO, CPU etc could all play a part. I'm > > running > >>>all word clock cables from the Lucid to each device (2 mecs, 442, RME > > card). > >>>never had a hiccup. >>>Rod >>> >>>"Tom Bruhl" <arpegio@comcast.net> wrote: >>> >>> >>>>And Rod too!!! >>>> >>>>"Tom Bruhl" <arpegio@comcast.net> wrote in message = >>>>news:4456f480@linux... >>>>David, >>>>I am totally functional now using the Lucid. >>>>The clincher must have been the wiring in series. >>>>I did have to start at 48k to get all my EDS cards functioning >>>>though. The B card didn't like starting at 44.1 and wouldn't >>>>give any output until Paris first booted at 48k. Because of this >>>>I think I have to use a default project to get going. I wouldn't >>>>want or even be able to save a new Paris.exe right? >>>> >>>>I did lose the EDSTransfer line as well as UseHouseSync=3D1. >>>> >>>>Thanks David and Deej for the tips that got me to this point! >>>>You guys are the greatest. >>>>Tic Toc, >>>>Tom >>>> >>>> >>>> "Dave(EK Sound)" <audioguy_editout_@shaw.ca> wrote in message = >>>>news:445592a2@linux... >>>> Hi Tom, >>>> >>>> Connecting between MEC's doesn't defeat it at all... the=20 >>>> conversion *will* be clocked by the external Generator=20 >>>> regardless of how it is connected. With fewer than three=20 >>>> interfaces, it seems to work better this way. >>>> >>>> I never use a default project. I create template projects=20 >>>> and open them up once Paris has been launched. This has=20 >>>> *always* worked for me. I would try deleting the 8,8=20 >>>> line... I don't recall the default installation having this=20 >>>> line in it. I believe this is something that Edmund and BT=20 >>>> had worked ou
e=20 >>>>news:4456f480@linux... >>>> David, >>>> I am totally functional now using the >>> >>>= >>> >>> >>>>Lucid. >>>> The clincher must have been the = >>>>wiring in=20 >>>>series. >>>> I did have to start at 48k to get all >>> >>>= >>> >>> >>>>my EDS=20 >>>>cards functioning >>>> though. The B card didn't like = >>>>starting at=20 >>>>44.1 and wouldn't >>>> give any output until Paris first = >>>>booted at=20 >>>>48k. Because of this >>>> I think I have to use a default = >>>>project to get=20 >>>>going. I wouldn't >>>> want or even be able to save a new = >>>>Paris.exe=20 >>>>right? >>>> >>>> I did lose the EDSTransfer line as = >>>>well as=20 >>>>UseHouseSync=3D1. >>>> >>>> Thanks David and Deej for the tips = >>>>that got me to=20 >>>>this point! >>>> You guys are the = >>>>greatest. >>>> Tic Toc, >>>> Tom >>>> >>>> >>>><BLOCKQUOTE=20 >>>>style=3D"PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; = >>>>BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px"> >>>> "Dave(EK Sound)" <<A=20 >>>> = >> >>>href=3D"mailto:audioguy_editout_@shaw.ca">audioguy_editout_@shaw.ca&g= >>> >>>>t;=20 >>>> wrote in message <A=20 >>>> href=3D"news:445592a2@linux">news:445592a2@linux... Hi=20 >>>> Tom, Connecting between MEC's doesn't defeat it at all... the >>> >>>= >>> >>> >>>> conversion *will* be clocked by the external Generator = >>>> regardless of=20 >>>> how it is connected. With fewer than three interfaces, it = >>>>seems to=20 >>>> work better this way. I never use a default project. I = >>>>create=20 >>>> template projects and open them up once Paris has been = >>>>launched. =20 >>>> This has *always* worked for me. I would try deleting the = >>>>8,8=20 >>>> line... I don't recall the default installation having this = >>>> line in=20 >>>> it. I believe this is something that Edmund and BT had = >>>>worked out=20 >>>> when he was having troubles with a certain set-up... I have = >>>>never messed=20 >>>> with it myself, and have the identical system you have working=20 >>>> flawlessly with external clock. David. Tom Bruhl=20 >>>> wrote: > David, > 5 cards and they are attached to A = >>>>and=20 >>>> E. I thought you said to > connect from Mec to Mec in = >>>>this=20 >>>> setup. It seems like it is > defeating the purpose of an = >>>> >>>> outboard WC with this wiring. > If it's the best (only) way it = >>>>will=20 >>>> work then that's what I'll do. > I was going to delete=20 >>>> EDSTransfer=3D8,8. Maybe not then huh? > I will use the = >>>>EXE file=20 >>>> to start this time. Is this only to set it up? > I will = >>>>need to=20 >>>> use my default project (projects) in the future. > = >>>> > I'll=20 >>>> check the config settings and tell you what I've got. It =<b
gt; >>>> >>>> > >except, I've been doing it that way from day 1, when I only had 2 mecs, Oh well...it is Paris. Rod EK Sound <askme@nospam.com> wrote: >That would be because you have 3 interfaces... you *have* to do it >that way. With only 2 interfaces, it works better the way Tom has done it. > >David. > >Rod Lincoln wrote: >> So your saying that you've got a word clock cable running frum your Lucid >> to the 1st Mec, then the 2nd cable running from mec 1 to mec 2? That's really >> strange. I guess different MOBO, CPU etc could all play a part. I'm running >> all word clock cables from the Lucid to each device (2 mecs, 442, RME card). >> never had a hiccup. >> Rod >> >> "Tom Bruhl" <arpegio@comcast.net> wrote: >> >>> >>>And Rod too!!! >>> >>> "Tom Bruhl" <arpegio@comcast.net> wrote in message = >>>news:4456f480@linux... >>> David, >>> I am totally functional now using the Lucid. >>> The clincher must have been the wiring in series. >>> I did have to start at 48k to get all my EDS cards functioning >>> though. The B card didn't like starting at 44.1 and wouldn't >>> give any output until Paris first booted at 48k. Because of this >>> I think I have to use a default project to get going. I wouldn't >>> want or even be able to save a new Paris.exe right? >>> >>> I did lose the EDSTransfer line as well as UseHouseSync=3D1. >>> >>> Thanks David and Deej for the tips that got me to this point! >>> You guys are the greatest. >>> Tic Toc, >>> Tom >>> >>> >>> "Dave(EK Sound)" <audioguy_editout_@shaw.ca> wrote in message = >>>news:445592a2@linux... >>> Hi Tom, >>> >>> Connecting between MEC's doesn't defeat it at all... the=20 >>> conversion *will* be clocked by the external Generator=20 >>> regardless of how it is connected. With fewer than three=20 >>> interfaces, it seems to work better this way. >>> >>> I never use a default project. I create template projects=20 >>> and open them up once Paris has been launched. This has=20 >>> *always* worked for me. I would try deleting the 8,8=20 >>> line... I don't recall the default installation having this=20 >>> line in it. I believe this is something that Edmund and BT=20 >>> had worked out when he was having troubles with a certain=20 >>> set-up... I have never messed with it myself, and have the=20 >>> identical system you have working flawlessly with external=20 >>> clock. >>> >>> David. >>> >>> Tom Bruhl wrote: >>> >>> > David, >>> > 5 cards and they are attached to A and E. I thought you said to >>> > connect from Mec to Mec in this setup. It seems like it is >>> > defeating the purpose of an outboard WC with this wiring. >>> > If it's the best (only) way it will work then that's what I'll do. >>> > I was going to delete EDSTransfer=3D8,8. Maybe not then huh? >>> > I will use the EXE file to start this time. Is this only to set = >>>it up? >>> > I will need to use my default project (projects) in the future. >>> > =20 >>> > I'll check the config settings and tell you what I've got. It has >>> > been a little sluggish but stable at upwards of 35 tracks most >>> > of the time with lots of plugs. Never a problem printing basics >>> > which is usually 18 tracks or so. >>> > Tom >>> >=20 >>> > >>> >>> >>> >>> >>charset=3Diso-8859-1"> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> And Rod too!!! >>> >>> >>style=3D"PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; = >>>BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px"> >>> "Tom Bruhl" <<A=20 >>> href=3D"mailto:arpegio@comcast.net">arpegio@comcast.net> wrote = >>>in message=20 >>> news:4456f480@linux... >>> David, >>> I am totally functional now using the >> >> = >> >>> Lucid. >>> The clincher must have been the = >>>wiring in=20 >>> series. >>> I did have to start at 48k to get all >> >> = >> >>>my EDS=20 >>> cards functioning >>> though. The B card didn't like = >>>starting at=20 >>> 44.1 and wouldn't >>> give any output until Paris first = >>>booted at=20 >>> 48k. Because of this >>> I think I have to use a default = >>>project to get=20 >>> going. I wouldn't >>> want or even be able to save a new = >>>Paris.exe=20 >>> right? >>> >>> I did lose the EDSTransfer line as = >>>well as=20 >>> UseHouseSync=3D1. >>> >>> Thanks David and Deej for the tips = >>>that got me to=20 >>> this point! >>> You guys are the = >>>greatest. >>> Tic Toc, >>> Tom >>> >>> >>> <BLOCKQUOTE=20 >>> style=3D"PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; = >>>BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px"> >>> "Dave(EK Sound)" <<A=20 >>> = >>>href=3D"mailto:audioguy_editout_@shaw.ca">audioguy_editout_@shaw.ca&g= >>>t;=20 >>> wrote in message <A=20 >>> href=3D"news:445592a2@linux">news:445592a2@linux... Hi=20 >>> Tom, Connecting between MEC's doesn't defeat it at all... the >> >> = >> >>> conversion *will* be clocked by the external Generator = >>> regardless of=20 >>> how it is connected. With fewer than three interfaces, it = >>>seems to=20 >>> work better this way. I never use a default project. I = >>>create=20 >>> template projects and open them up once Paris has been = >>>launched. =20 >>> This has *always* worked for me. I would try deleting the = >>>8,8=20 >>> line... I don't recall the default installation having this = >>> line in=20 >>> it. I believe this is something that Edmund and BT had = >>>worked out=20 >>> when he was having troubles with a certain set-up... I have = >>>never messed=20 >>> with it myself, and have the identical system you have working=20 >>> flawlessly with external clock. David. Tom Bruhl=20 >>> wrote: > David, > 5 cards and they are attached to A = >>>and=20 >>> E. I thought you said to > connect from Mec to Mec in = >>>this=20 >>> setup. It seems like it is > defeating the purpose of an = >>> >>> outboard WC with this wiring. > If it's the best (only) way it = >>>will=20 >>> work then that's what I'll do. > I was going to delete=20 >>> EDSTransfer=3D8,8. Maybe not then huh? > I will use the = >>>EXE file=20 >>> to start this time. Is this only to set it up? > I will = >>>need to=20 >>> use my default project (projects) in the future. > = >>> > I'll=20 >>> check the config settings and tell you what I've got. It = >>>has >=20 >>> been a little sluggish but stable at upwards of 35 tracks = >>>most > of=20 >>> the time with lots of plugs. Never a problem printing = >>>basics >=20 >>> which is usually 18 tracks or so. > Tom >=20 >>> > >>> >>> >>I'm not saying it won't work, on our rig, it just runs better... YMMV. Cheers, David. Rod Lincoln wrote: > except, I've been doing it that way from day 1, when I only had 2 mecs, Oh > well...it is Paris. > Rod > EK Sound <askme@nospam.com> wrote: > >>That would be because you have 3 interfaces... you *have* to do it >>that way. With only 2 interfaces, it works better the way Tom has done it. >> >>David. >> >>Rod Lincoln wrote: >> >>>So your saying that you've got a word clock cable running frum your Lucid >>>to the 1st Mec, then the 2nd cable running from mec 1 to mec 2? That's > > really > >>>strange. I guess different MOBO, CPU etc could all play a part. I'm running >>>all word clock cables from the Lucid to each device (2 mecs, 442, RME > > card). > >>>never had a hiccup. >>>Rod >>> >>>"Tom Bruhl" <arpegio@comcast.net> wrote: >>> >>> >>>>And Rod too!!! >>>> >>>>"Tom Bruhl" <arpegio@comcast.net> wrote in message = >>>>news:4456f480@linux... >>>>David, >>>>I am totally functional now using the Lucid. >>>>The clincher must have been the wiring in series. >>>>I did have to start at 48k to get all my EDS cards functioning >>>>though. The B card didn't like starting at 44.1 and wouldn't >>>>give any output until Paris first booted at 48k. Because of this >>>>I think I have to use a default project to get going. I wouldn't >>>>want or even be able to save a new Paris.exe right? >>>> >>>>I did lose the EDSTransfer line as well as UseHouseSync=3D1. >>>> >>>>Thanks David and Deej for the tips that got me to this point! >>>>You guys are the greatest. >>>>Tic Toc, >>>>Tom >>>> >>>> >>>> "Dave(EK Sound)" <audioguy_editout_@shaw.ca> wrote in message = >>>>news:445592a2@linux... >>>> Hi Tom, >>>> >>>> Connecting between MEC's doesn't defeat it at all... the=20 >>>> conversion *will* be clocked by the external Generator=20 >>>> regardless of how it is connected. With fewer than three=20 >>>> interfaces, it seems to work better this way. >>>> >>>> I never use a default project. I create template projects=20 >>>> and open them up once Paris has been launched. This has=20 >>>> *always* worked for me. I would try deleting the 8,8=20 >>>> line... I don't recall the default installation having this=20 >>>> line in it. I believe this is something that Edmund and BT=20 >>>> had worked out when he was having troubles with a certain=20 >>>> set-up... I have never messed with it myself, and have the=20 >>>> identical system you have working flawlessly with external=20 >>>> clock. >>>> >>>> David. >>>> >>>> Tom Bruhl wrote: >>>> >>>> > David, >>>> > 5 cards and they are attached to A and E. I thought you said to >>>> > connect from Mec to Mec in this setup. It seems like it is >>>> > defeating the purpose of an outboard WC with this wiring. >>>> > If it's the best (only) way it will work then that's what I'll do. >>>> > I was going to delete EDSTransfer=3D8,8. Maybe not then huh? >>>> > I will use the EXE file to start this time. Is this only to set > > = > >>>>it up? >>>> > I will need to use my default project (projects) in the future. >>>> > =20 >>>> > I'll check the config settings and tell you what I've got. It has >>>> > been a little sluggish but stable at upwards of 35 tracks most >>>> > of the time with lots of plugs. Never a problem printing basics >>>> > which is usually 18 tracks or so. >>>> > Tom >>>> >=20 >>>> > >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>charset=3Diso-8859-1"> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> And Rod too!!! >>>> >>>> >>>style=3D"PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; = >>>>BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px"> >>>> "Tom Bruhl" <<A=20 >>>>href=3D"mailto:arpegio@comcast.net">arpegio@comcast.net> wrote = >>>>in message=20 >>>>news:4456f480@linux... >>>> David, >>>> I am totally functional now using the >>> >>>= >>> >>> >>>>Lucid. >>>> The clincher must have been the = >>>>wiring in=20 >>>>series. >>>> I did have to start at 48k to get all >>> >>>= >>> >>> >>>>my EDS=20 >>>>cards functioning >>>> though. The B card didn't like = >>>>starting at=20 >>>>44.1 and wouldn't >>>> give any output until Paris first = >>>>booted at=20 >>>>48k. Because of this >>>> I think I have to use a default = >>>>project to get=20 >>>>going. I wouldn't >>>> want or even be able to save a new = >>>>Paris.exe=20 >>>>right? >>>> >>>> I did lose the EDSTransfer line as = >>>>well as=20 >>>>UseHouseSync=3D1. >>>> <
t;BR>Connecting between MEC's doesn't defeat it at all... the >>> >>>= >>> >>> >>>> conversion *will* be clocked by the external Generator = >>>> regardless of=20 >>>> how it is connected. With fewer than three interfaces, it = >>>>seems to=20 >>>> work better this way. I never use a default project. I = >>>>create=20 >>>> template projects and open them up once Paris has been = >>>>launched. =20 >>>> This has *always* worked for me. I would try deleting the = >>>>8,8=20 >>>> line... I don't recall the default installation having this = >>>> line in=20 >>>> it. I believe this is something that Edmund and BT had = >>>>worked out=20 >>>> when he was having troubles with a certain set-up... I have = >>>>never messed=20 >>>> with it myself, and have the identical system you have working=20 >>>> flawlessly with external clock. David. Tom Bruhl=20 >>>> wrote: > David, > 5 cards and they are attached to A = >>>>and=20 >>>> E. I thought you said to > connect from Mec to Mec in = >>>>this=20 >>>> setup. It seems like it is > defeating the purpose of an = >>>> >>>> outboard WC with this wiring. > If it's the best (only) way it = >>>>will=20 >>>> work then that's what I'll do. > I was going to delete=20 >>>> EDSTransfer=3D8,8. Maybe not then huh? > I will use the = >>>>EXE file=20 >>>> to start this time. Is this only to set it up? > I will = >>>>need to=20 >>>> use my default project (projects) in the future. > = >>>> > I'll=20 >>>> check the config settings and tell you what I've got. It = >>>>has >=20 >>>> been a little sluggish but stable at upwards of 35 tracks = >>>>most > of=20 >>>> the time with lots of plugs. Never a problem printing = >>>>basics >=20 >>>> which is usually 18 tracks or so. > Tom >=20 >>>> > >>>> >>>> >"James McCloskey" <excelsm@hotmail.com> wrote: > >Hey Gene, were you ever able to get the MotorMix to work with Paris? Anybody >try the K2 with Paris? > >James I tried but never got it to work. This was one of the main reasons I started playing around with a Two-DAW Mix Setup. Gene25' is pretty long. I've got a 7 meter Canare cable that I just can't seem to use effectively. I used it a couple of years ago with an older POD Pro, but tried it recently with a TC D2 and couldn't achieve reliable sync. I don't really use the digital I/O of the D2 enough to make this a big issue, but I'm going to put the Canare on a cable tester soon and see if it's defective. "EK Sound" <askme@nospam.com> wrote in message news:44579552@linux... > Hi Tom, > > No change to Paris is needed unless you add an additional interface. > Identical length cables are not necessary, or practical. You *must* > use high quality cable and connections though, this is very important. > I have our WC gen in with the console housing and my cable runs > (Canare LV61S with proper crimp connections) vary from 1' to the > longest run of about 25'... no problems. > > As for the extra detail, the difference will be slight but it will be > there. The most noticeable difference will be with a project from > scratch. > > David. > > Tom Bruhl wrote: > > > David, > > If I add an RME or Lynx card in the future that requires WC then > > I will need to change to parallel right? Do all the cables have to > > be identical length in that case? Even to the Lynx? Is there > > a length that is too long for the signal? My run to the control room > > could be as long as 25-30' although I don't see that being necessary > > at this time. > > Tom > > > > PS I didn't hear a great difference in playback but expect to hear more > > when WC is used for tracking also. I'll keep listening for the detail. > > > > "EK Sound" <askme@nospam.com <mailto:askme@nospam.com>> wrote in > > message news:4457830c$1@linux... > > Cool! glad to be of help! > > > > Enjoy! > > > > David. > > > > Tom Bruhl wrote: > > > David, > > > I am totally functional now using the Lucid. > > > The clincher must have been the wiring in series. > > > I did have to start at 48k to get all my EDS cards functioning > > > though. The B card didn't like starting at 44.1 and wouldn't > > > give any output until Paris first booted at 48k. Because of this > > > I think I have to use a default project to get going. I wouldn't > > > want or even be able to save a new Paris.exe right? > > > > > > I did lose the EDSTransfer line as well as UseHouseSync=1. > > > > > > Thanks David and Deej for the tips that got me to this point! > > > You guys are the greatest. > > > Tic Toc, > > > Tom > > > > > > > > >Thanks for the info James...much appreciated! This is getting a bit inv
appens the G5 macs might drop in price. >>> >>>Cheers, >>> -Jamie >>> http://www.JamieKrutz.com >>> >>> >>>Tyrone Corbett wrote: >>>> I have been living with Logic 4.7 as it was PC based. Along with 4.7, >>I am >>>> using an Emagic Unitor 8 as the midi interface. I am now interested in >>upgrading >>>> my sequencer rig. I understand that Logic 7.1/7.2 provide a feature to >>lock >>>> to video within the app. My questions are: >>>> >>>> 1. Should I go with a Mac G5 (if so, know of any great deals out there?) >>>> 2. Are there any PC apps. that can handle this as well? >>>> >>>> I am searching the web as I'm posting this. >>>> >>>> Thanks? >>>> >>>> Tyrone Corbett >>>> >>>> >> >As are the song clips I just got around to. Very interesting and enjoyable. Congrats, Deej "PN" <pnl@nospam.com> wrote in message news:445039d6@linux... > The pics are great. Thanks!!!! > > "Sarah" <sarahjane@sarahtonin.com> wrote in message news:444db07b$1@linux... > > I'm sorry everybody, I should've squished those pictures down a whole > > bunch more. > > > > Sarah > > > >Guys, along with my consideration of Logic 7.1 (Mac), I am also considering the possibility of migrating to Cubase and staying on the PC side. I'd appreciated any input from Cubase users on what you like/dislike about the app. Thanks!This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0086_01C66E03.EF116650 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Thanks you guys. Will I then keep the Mecs in series with the other WC devices connected? Tom "EK Sound" <askme@nospam.com> wrote in message news:44579552@linux... Hi Tom, No change to Paris is needed unless you add an additional interface.=20 Identical length cables are not necessary, or practical. You *must*=20 use high quality cable and connections though, this is very important. = I have our WC gen in with the console housing and my cable runs=20 (Canare LV61S with proper crimp connections) vary from 1' to the=20 longest run of about 25'... no problems. As for the extra detail, the difference will be slight but it will be=20 there. The most noticeable difference will be with a project from=20 scratch. David. Tom Bruhl wrote: > David, > If I add an RME or Lynx card in the future that requires WC then > I will need to change to parallel right? Do all the cables have to > be identical length in that case? Even to the Lynx? Is there > a length that is too long for the signal? My run to the control = room > could be as long as 25-30' although I don't see that being necessary > at this time. > Tom > =20 > PS I didn't hear a great difference in playback but expect to hear = more > when WC is used for tracking also. I'll keep listening for the = detail. >=20 > "EK Sound" <askme@nospam.com <mailto:askme@nospam.com>> wrote in > message news:4457830c$1@linux... > Cool! glad to be of help! >=20 > Enjoy! >=20 > David. >=20 > Tom Bruhl wrote: > > David, > > I am totally functional now using the Lucid. > > The clincher must have been the wiring in series. > > I did have to start at 48k to get all my EDS cards = functioning > > though. The B card didn't like starting at 44.1 and wouldn't > > give any output until Paris first booted at 48k. Because of = this > > I think I have to use a default project to get going. I = wouldn't > > want or even be able to save a new Paris.exe right? > >=20 > > I did lose the EDSTransfer line as well as UseHouseSync=3D1. > >=20 > > Thanks David and Deej for the tips that got me to this point! > > You guys are the greatest. > > Tic Toc, > > Tom > >=20 > >=20 > > ------=_NextPart_000_0086_01C66E03.EF116650 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Thanks you guys. Will I then keep = the Mecs in=20 series with the other WC devices = connected? Tom <BLOCKQUOTE=20 style=3D"PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; = BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px"> "EK Sound" <askme@nospam.com>=20 wrote in message <A
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