4 Using The Dakota With The 328
Accessing The Dakota ADAT I/O From The 328
The Dakota will commonly be used with a software sequencer/hard disk recorder to allow the simultaneous playback and recording of 8 individual tracks of audio, via the ADAT I/O. Here, the software application must be configured to access the Dakota ADAT I/O via the relevant Windows device drivers that came with the Dakota.
When playing back audio tracks from the software application, tracks
To record a signal onto a track within the software application, send the required channels to Tape Sends
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Accessing The Dakota S/PDIF I/O From The 328
You may wish to utilize the Dakota S/PDIF output to transmit a stereo signal to the 328. Again the software application must be configured to access the Dakota ‘S 1:2’ S/PDIF output via the relevant Windows device drivers that came with the Dakota.
The stereo Dakota S/PDIF input will be accessible on the 328 from either
Stereo Input 1, Stereo Input 2, FX Return 1, FX Return 2, 2 Track Tape Return,
depending on the 328 S/PDIF input setting (see the ‘S/PDIF input’ section in chapter 2 of this guide).
The 328 can also be configured to transmit a stereo signal back to the Dakota via the Dakota S/PDIF input. Here the 328 can be set to either transmit any of the following signals to the Dakota S/PDIF input:
Aux 1/2 sends, Aux 3/4 sends, FX 1/2 sends, Groups
The desired setting can be configured via the ‘S/PDIF O/P Setup’ menu on the 328 (see the 328 manual for full instructions).
Again, ensure that the relevant drivers are fully installed for the software application to correctly access the Dakota S/PDIF I/O.
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