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SoundPool
Falcon Interfaces
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ADAT
Interface
The
ADAT
digital interface
connects the Falcon Production
System
to
all
devices
of
the
ADAT
family.
Up
to eight tracks
can be recorded
to
hard
disk
simultaneously where they can be edited
with single
sample
precision.
The
ADAT
family
is:
• Alesis
and Fostex 8-Track
ADAT
Digital
Recorder
• Alesis Effects
and Synthesizers
•
Korg and
Yamaha
Mixers and Synthesizers
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Power supply
The
ADAT
uses an external
power
supply with 9
V,
500-1000
mA.
Please
make
sure
that
the switch
is
set to
9
V.
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How
to
connect
the interface to
the Falcon
Use
the special
SPDIF
adapter cable
to
connect
the
ADAT
interface to the Falcon.
The
SPDIF
interface
will
be connected
to the
SPDIF
port of
the
ADAT
interface with the short
D-Sub
connector.
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How
to
connect the
interface to the
ADAT
or mixer
Use
optical
cables
to
connect
the input and output
of
the
ADAT
with the output and
input
of
the interface. Please
refer to
the
ADAT
manual.
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Software
Installation
The SoundPool
ADAT
interface
is
supported by
Cubase
Audio
(Version 2.06 or higher)
and AudioTracker
(Version 1.60 or higher). Other programs
only support eight track
playback.
For proper
installation
and
input selection referto the
manuals
of
the software.
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8-Track Record
With the
ADAT
interface
you can
record eight tracks
to
hard disk simultaneously.
AudioTracker can do
this directly.
Cubase
needs an
additional recording
tool
which
writes the tracks onto
HD
in
Cubase
AIFF
format.
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Playback with quartz clock
Normally
the
wordclock
at
the
ADAT
interface input
is
used
for
recording and playback.
If
this
input wordclock
is
not
present
for
playback
(e.g.
only
one
ADAT
recorder
is
used
for
recording and
playback), you have
to
switch
to
the
build
in
48kHz
quartz clock of the
ADAT
interface.
If
a
44.1
kHz
quartz clock
is
required
for playback,
use
the clock
of
the
SPDIF
interface.