[Fmpro] word clock question

Christopher Alpiar chris at alpiar.com
Sun Jun 22 01:18:56 GMT 2008


Hmm well the studio I go to uses the digi word clock master, so  
probably their setup is kosher, but so hard to tell what is really the  
culprit

I still like the idea of someone on this list buying for me a nice pro  
tools HD rig! :D

Who's volunteering?? hmmmMM??

Christopher Kennedy Alpiar
Cinematic Composer
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On Jun 21, 2008, at 8:42 PM, Louis King wrote:

>
> On Jun 21, 2008, at 8:34 PM, Chris Alpiar wrote:
>
>> OK thanks. That's how i have it currently, just was wondering about  
>> it
>>
>> My understanding is that the burst from the word master is needed
>> independantly to all devices concurrently in order to keep them
>> resonating
>> at the same frequency and has nothing really to do with the sync
>> say from 1
>> device to another, but more like so every device is humming in
>> harmony.
>
> if a device is getting clock from another device it's the same as
> having a clock run to each one ( In my experiences)
>
>
>>
>> I travel with tracks I bounce to disc from DP (to wav files or aif)
>> at my
>> studio to a pro tools HD studio across town for live tracking and
>> mixing
>> pretty often and it seems our tracks are slightly off from each
>> other. Like
>> I had some tracks last week that were at 144 bpm tempo and by the
>> end of 1
>> min the bar line was slightly off. So I was thinking maybe it had
>> to do with
>> my lack of word clock pacing my machines
>
>
> well it could be ..... it could be the HD system you're taking it
> to ...  I have no clue how good the clock from a MOTU MTP A/V is
>
> I run black to a to a Lucid box that generates sync to my HD
> system ... my GIGA then gets clock from the HD and I have ZERO  
> problems
>
>
>
>
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