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System Configurations
1212 I/O, the audio will play back from the 1212 I/O at the exact same
speed as the ADAT, and the duration of the audio will stay exactly the
same. If you switch the Clock Source to Internal or S/PDIF, however, the
duration of the audio will probably change very slightly. Over the course of
a several minute song, this timing offset can become noticeable.
In particular, if you are using a digital audio sequencer to play back audio
tracks along with MIDI data, you may find that the two become out of
sync. Similarly, if you are editing audio for video, you may notice the audio
slipping against the video. This is a completely temporary effect; as soon as
you switch the Clock Source back to ADAT, the audio will become
synchronized again.
To avoid this effect, keep the Clock Source set to ADAT when editing
ADAT audio data along with MIDI tracks in a digital audio sequencer, or
when editing audio synced to video. Even when the ADAT tape is not
moving, the ADAT system will continue to send out its word clock, which
will make sure that the durations of files played back on the 1212 I/O will
exactly match their ADAT counterparts.
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Korg 1212 I/O
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