) Sample Rate: Same same value UFX (48kHz) > Set Universal Audio Console Hardware settings: connect RME UFX ADAT OUT to the Apollo Twin Duo ADAT IN for additional simultaneous audio In's. I started a thread on the UAD Forum board:Īpollo Twin Duo will not sync to ADAT (RME UFX)īut I thought I throw it out to you to see if you all. I have PM'd Tylerhb and hopefully he can chime in and help out sometime soon, but I would love to figure it out before then.I can't get my new Apollo Twin Duo to sync/slave to my RME UFX clock via ADAT.

I have no idea why this isnt working properly however. I bought this converter box which should do the trick to utilize the SPDIF capabilities of the ADAT2 I/O. Quality and you dont need any reamping box.' If you plan to do reamping the benefits from aĭigital connection become even more evident. Using a digital SPDIF connection with the KPA isĪlways preferable. But cab use cheap converters from optical to coaxial In/out are only available as optical interfaces (you can use the ADAT The only thing that is not optimal about is that the SPDIF The RME UFX that you have is a very cool audio Tylerhb had said this to me in a PM we had about this subject. It also says that ADAT2 Out can also be used as SPDIF optical output.

says that ADAT2 In can also be used as SPDIF optical input. select the output where your monitoring is and turn up the volume/fader and voiláĬheck that the fader on your outputchannel (bottom row) is also open! Under the fader of the spdif-input there is a field that says something like 'AN 1/2'Ĭlick on this field and you should get a popup where you can select where you want to route that input. So, you have to find the fader (if you don´t see faders but only meteres: there is a small arrow that opens the channel in all glory) for the SPDIF inputs in the upper row and route them to the physical outputs that go to your monitoring system The bottom row represents the physical outputs of the UFX The middle row represents the software-inputs (were you route your signals from a DAW) Now the rme-mixer should get a signal (without any clitches and clicks that would indicate a wrong clock)

Select 'spdif' as clock-source in the 'clock-mode' section Then go to the settings dialog of the UFX-driver (that is where you also change the latency of the UFX and various other stuff) First of all connect the spdif out of the kemper with the spdif in of the UFX

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