896mk3 track naming
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I've done that as well know.Klaus wrote:I urge everybody ( CueMix FX Windows users ) to go to
http://www.motu.com/other/feedback/suggestions
and suggest it. Klaus

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You could route out from your DAW i.e. to AES, use DSP on the way out, loop back in with a cable, and in to your DAW.
You will get some additional latency, but could compensate the tracks...
just measure the latency.
Same could be done with SPDif.
If you use Analog, you loose quality
Take care
Klaus
You will get some additional latency, but could compensate the tracks...
just measure the latency.
Same could be done with SPDif.
If you use Analog, you loose quality
Take care
Klaus
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You can simply use the FireWire return channel, which appears as a stereo input in the DAW. Look up Return Assign or Return 1-2 in the 896mk3 or 828mk3 manual.Klaus wrote:You could route out from your DAW i.e. to AES, use DSP on the way out, loop back in with a cable, and in to your DAW.
You will get some additional latency, but could compensate the tracks...
just measure the latency.
Same could be done with SPDif.
If you use Analog, you loose quality
Take care
Klaus
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Thanks 1nput0utput1nput0utput wrote:You can simply use the FireWire return channel, which appears as a stereo input in the DAW. Look up Return Assign or Return 1-2 in the 896mk3 or 828mk3 manual.Klaus wrote:You could route out from your DAW i.e. to AES, use DSP on the way out, loop back in with a cable, and in to your DAW.
You will get some additional latency, but could compensate the tracks...
just measure the latency.
Same could be done with SPDif.
If you use Analog, you loose quality
Take care
Klaus
best
Klaus
Re: 896mk3 track naming
Is there anyone that got an answer from MOTU about the track labeling issue? 

Re: 896mk3 track naming
no but i have just run into a problem messing with the whole resizing thing....
i resized... then resized some more.. and now the right hand side of cumix is invisible with no obvious way of getting it back! the bit with the dsp display!unbelievable.... the tab you drag is off the screen so i cant resize it back haha. stupid software.
i resized... then resized some more.. and now the right hand side of cumix is invisible with no obvious way of getting it back! the bit with the dsp display!unbelievable.... the tab you drag is off the screen so i cant resize it back haha. stupid software.
Re: 896mk3 track naming
Try and grab the window at the top center and shift the entire window to the left to gain access to the resize corner. I would verify this action but my DAW is torn down for reconstruction into a RTA Studio Production Desk an it is taking longer that expected.
Re: 896mk3 track naming
im not sure you get what i mean. the cumix window is on the screen (comfortably) but within that window the dsp display is going off the side of the window...
Re: 896mk3 track naming
Hey you guys,
Try running 3 MOTU 896HD's and 1 MOTU Ultralite on the same FW buss line! I can record 32 tracks at one time, but can't monitor them with any efficiency. I can run them through my Beringer headphone amp, with some creative wiring!
Ok, otherwise having fun with my "rig"!
Hal
hp zd7000 laptop 2.8 Ghz 1Gb RAM
XPP SP2 with SP1 FW drivers
MOTU 896HD (x3)
MOTU Ultralite
SONAR 6.0
many studio mics
Try running 3 MOTU 896HD's and 1 MOTU Ultralite on the same FW buss line! I can record 32 tracks at one time, but can't monitor them with any efficiency. I can run them through my Beringer headphone amp, with some creative wiring!
Ok, otherwise having fun with my "rig"!
Hal
hp zd7000 laptop 2.8 Ghz 1Gb RAM
XPP SP2 with SP1 FW drivers
MOTU 896HD (x3)
MOTU Ultralite
SONAR 6.0
many studio mics
Having fun with 32 tracks in OKC
hp laptop zd7000 2.8 Ghz 2 Gb DDR RAM
XPP SP3 with AVT1394 FW drivers
Sonar 8.31P
MOTU 896HD (x3)
MOTU Ultralite
many studio mics
email: hswin@att.net
hp laptop zd7000 2.8 Ghz 2 Gb DDR RAM
XPP SP3 with AVT1394 FW drivers
Sonar 8.31P
MOTU 896HD (x3)
MOTU Ultralite
many studio mics
email: hswin@att.net