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Topic: How Can I Use AES and SPDIF RAYDAT INputs in PT9?

Hi:

I picked up the RayDAT to use with PT9.  However I only use 2 stereo converters, one AES and the other SPDIF/optical.

From the looks of it the RAY DAT won't allow me to use these in PT9.

Is there a work around for this?

Thanks.

Carl

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Re: How Can I Use AES and SPDIF RAYDAT INputs in PT9?

Actually it's a limitation of PT9, not the RME card. You could use the loopback capability of the card to route these inputs to usable outputs (A1 1+2 and A1 3+4) for example. Then activate loopback and the signal will be present at the corresponding input channels. See the section of the manual titled "recording a subgroup" for details.

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Re: How Can I Use AES and SPDIF RAYDAT INputs in PT9?

I'll try that.  I'm not using all the ADAT inputs.

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Re: How Can I Use AES and SPDIF RAYDAT INputs in PT9?

Sorry but Its not clear how I do that.  Under input 33-34 I have optioned click and selected 9-10 but i don't see the signal coming in 9-10.

I'm having a very hard time understanding how the internal mixer works.

Thanks in advance.

Carl

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Re: How Can I Use AES and SPDIF RAYDAT INputs in PT9?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=splW9OtTBYw

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Re: How Can I Use AES and SPDIF RAYDAT INputs in PT9?

Thanks.

I have control clicked the outputs of AES L-R so they are red.  Not clear to me what inputs they go to.

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Re: How Can I Use AES and SPDIF RAYDAT INputs in PT9?

That is incorrect. You'll have to route these inputs to unused ADAT channels. For instance, route AES In to ADAT 1/2 out, and SPDIF in to ADAT 3/4 out. Then activate loopback for ADAT 1/2 and ADAT 3/4 outputs. These are then "looped back" to ADAT 1/2 in and ADAT 3/4 in, respectively.

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Re: How Can I Use AES and SPDIF RAYDAT INputs in PT9?

Actually.  I think I need to router the 33-34 to outputs 1-2 and then click those outputs and then they will become inputs 1-2.

I'll try that.

Carl

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Re: How Can I Use AES and SPDIF RAYDAT INputs in PT9?

That worked.  I get it.  Pretty flexible once understood.

Thanks for your help.

Carl