In this video we use the Native Instruments KOMPLETE AUDIO 6 and the Avid Eleven Rack to explain and show how S/PDIF works. However, all of these concepts are applicable to ANY audio interface(s) and outboard hardware effects processors.
This video will show you everything you need to know about using S/PDIF, including, what cables you need, how to sync the clock, understanding signal routing, and many examples of how to route sound in your DAW. I don't show everything possible, that would take days, but this video will show you the concepts you need to know in order to figure out the routing you will need. Just think it through!
I also show some things specific to the Eleven Rack, like Re-amping. But the concept will be the same for any hardware unit. Don't be afraid to experiment with your routing. For example, you could try sending one track out the LEFT SPDIF, and another track out the RIGHT SPDIF, or the Input, there are a lot of possibilities.
We are using Pro Tools 12.5 in this video, but the concept of signal routing is the same for any DAW. While RCA cables will work, you will be better off with true 75 OHM S/PDIF Cables.
Because the video is long, I have broken down the time-stamps of each segment for your convenience:
The Rundown - 0:08
What You Need - 1:01
The Hook-up - 2:08
Connect Monitors - 4:03
Why Use S/PDIF?
Understanding Signal Flow - 5:14
Clock Source - 13:08
How to use S/PDIF in your DAW
Understanding Signal Flow
Sending Audio IN - 16:31
Sending Audio In/Out of your DAW
Re-Amping - 27:46
Send Audio from Komplete Audio 6
to your S/PDIF Effect Processor - 32:47
Re-Cap and Wrap - 39:44
Other videos mentioned in this video:
KOMPLETE AUDIO 6 - Unbox, Setup, Record
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ART HeadAmp 6 PRO - Overview and Demo (Headphone Amp)
[ Ссылка ]
ART HeadAmp6Pro Headphone Amp - Audio Pass Through When Off - Demo
[ Ссылка ]
More Info:
Native Instruments Komplete Audio 6
[ Ссылка ]
Avid Eleven Rack
[ Ссылка ]
Avid Pro Tools
[ Ссылка ]
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