how should I link my creamware systems?

[katano]

hi all

i want to link my dell precision m70 notebook with magma 2cb chassis holding a ScopeProject (z-link) with my desktop pc holding a ScopeProfessional (classic).

I first thought about linking over adat. as you know, the project z-link has only 1 adat. but i need 16 channels. is the adat-i/o option only for ScopeHome cards or does it fit for the project one?

the first goal is to record with my notebook, then come back to the studio and mix it on my DAW. the second is recording and mixing in the studio with a linked system.

I may have to say that I record with two tiny luna boxes over z-link...

does it actually make sens to you? what would you suggest? any opinions very welcome!

thanx, katano

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: katano on 2005-10-18 07:20 ]</font>

[virtualstudio]

for me ADAT works perfect,
as for the i/o option I dont think it works for projectboards(never looked and tried it).

good luck

[at0m]

ADAT and S/P-DIF are currently your only options, allowing to transfer 10 mono channels. If you want to use more, you have to add another card with more ADAT io...

[katano]

ok, i see, would probably be the best to buy another project or home with i/o option, thanks a lot guys...

[at0m]

Hi, I've just read your topic in Purchasing forum on the magma PCI adapter. I'm sorry for being so curious, but I hope you are not planning on using SFP with the internal cards and the ones in the magma together? Or will you connect the magma to a spare desktop machine? (A spare desktop machine could do as host...)

Good luck

[katano]

this could be the other possibility, i use only the magma and put my two cards in the chassis. then i can choose if i want to connect with pcmcia to my notebook or pci to my daw... shure it would not run one card inside the box and the other one in my daw. but thanks again...

[katano]

uuups, double post... sorry

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: katano on 2005-10-20 05:30 ]</font>