#E rm multiclock usb sync interface pro

LogicPro X, 2 x Emagic AMT8 USB MIDI interfaces, Zoom Tac2 channel thunderbolt audio interface.

#E rm multiclock usb sync interface pro

Likely future purchases include a Pro One, Analogue Solutions Leipzig, and other pre-MIDI polysynts Hardware with MIDI playback needs: Roland Juno106/Roland JP8000/Korg WaveStation/Roland D50 Hardware with MIDI sync needs: DSI Tempest/Roland TR8/Moog Sub37/Korg SQ1/Roland System1/Roland System8/DSI Mopho I also have an old Mk 1 MOTU 882 firewire interface and a Edirol FA101 fireware interface neither of which are used at the moment. My first question: I'm concerned about having to aggregate 2 audio interfaces so that I can get a dedicated audio output for the USAMO/MulticlockĪre there any 'gotchas' I should be aware of if I try this approach? Innerclock systems sync gen or multiclock pro# I'd still use the Zoom 2-channel interface for my monitoring/recording but will only use the MOTO 882 or the Edirol to provide an audio output to the USAMO or Multiclock.

I'm assuming that since both audio interfaces will be sync'd and that the MIDI Clock will therefore be driven by digital audio it shoudl not matter. I do understand that I may have audio latency but so long as that audio latency is consistent I can measure and adjust for it. I don't use Software Monitoring in Logic Pro. Innerclock systems sync gen or multiclock software# Looking at the Expert Sleepers USAMO I see the pro's being the price.

Innerclock systems sync gen or multiclock software#.

Innerclock systems sync gen or multiclock pro#.