TC electronic SDN BHD user manual Example 4 Digital Konnekt x32 and ProTools

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SETUP EXAMPLES

Example 4: Digital Konnekt x32 and ProTools

PROTOOLS SYSTEM

AES/EBU 1/2

DVD PLAYER

TOS 5/6

SPDIF 3/4

FINALIZER 96K

AIR SPEAKERS

CAT 5

AES 7/8

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SPDIF 5/6

REVERB 4000

This example illustrates Digital Konnekt x32 used in conjunction with a ProTools setup integrating external digital devices. The screenshot in this example is based on ProTools HD but applies to any version of Pro Tools hardware that has digital in (AES/EBU, SPDIF, ADAT, TOS or Word Clock).

Connections:

A DVD player is connected to TOS 5/6

Finalizer 96K is connected via SPDIF coax 3/4

Reverb 4000 is connected via SPDIF coax 5/6 on Digital Konnekt x32

AES 7/8 out is connected to active monitors

AES 1/2 in/out is connected to ProTools

Objects:

-Reverb 4000 is an excellent reverb and we will use this as a send effect in ProTools.

-Finalizer 96k is a top quality multiband compressor for mastering and we want to use this as an insert effect on a master output bus.

-We want to be able to route stereo audio from the DVD player via TOS to ProTools or directly to the active monitors

As we have five external digital devices and only four channel pairs (not counting ADAT) we have put the DVD player on the same channel pair as the Reverb 4000. In the AES/SPDIF/TOS input select section you will then have to decide which device that should be routed for the current application. - It is likely that you don’t need to listen to the DVD player and route the Reverb 4000 at the same time.

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Contents User’s Manual Page Important Safety Instructions ServiceEMC / EMI & Certificate of Conformity For Customers in CanadaTable of Contents Page Clock and jitter reduction FeaturesIntroduction All the Tools One ToolboxAES/SPDIF/TOS Power switchOperation TOS in 5/6 connectionAES+SPDIF+TOS Routing SRCSRC Sample Rate Conversion Adat RoutingAdat Firewire Firewire RoutingInternal Clock How to set the Master ClockMaster Clock KHz fs Setup/UtilInput Signal Monitor LEDs AES AES or Spdif Status bitsScenes MonitorRear Panel View Integrator Device ParametersLock 1st audio channelConnections Setup ExamplesExample 1 Integrating external hardware with your DAW Clock Setting up Digital Konnekt AES/SPDIF/TOSAdat FireworX IntegratorReverb 4000 or other Reverbs Finalizer 96K C400XLNon-TC Electronic product Example 2 Conventional audio interface Master Clock Example 3 PA setup Aes/spdif/tos Aes+spdif+tos Adat Mon Example 4 Digital Konnekt x32 and ProTools Aes/spdif/tos System Clock TC Near Control PanelBuffer Size Versions Reset to DefaultStatus Technical Specifications EMC

x32 specifications

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