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Correct Delay Compensation for TDM Hardware Inserts

Dec 2, 2008 12:24 PM, By Kevin Becka

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• To achieve the amount of Total Samples Needed to correctly compensate for a hardware insert you must enter the milliseconds listed on the right of the chart below into Pro Tools’ Hardware Insert Delay section found under IO, Setup, Hardware Insert Delays (see Figure 2)

• Once you add the extra delay into the channel’s insert in this way, it will line up the hardware insert in time with the rest of your tracks

Table 1: Apogee Rosetta 800

Table 1: Apogee Rosetta 800

Table 2: Mytek 8X192 AD/DA

Table 2: Mytek 8X192 AD/DA




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