Carlos Alden
July 29th 04, 08:42 PM
in article , Mike Caffrey at
wrote on 7/29/04 12:19 PM:
> Someone wants me to mikx their VS880 tracks. The gave me a CD-R with
> some files on it, but my MAc won't read the CD-R at all. I assume that
> they are some proprietary format or there's an option they must select
> when burning the CD.
>
> What's the easiest way to get tracks from a VS880 in to a ProTools
> session?
I went from an 880 to a computer based DAW. The 880 format is proprietary
indeed, no option to record them otherwise, and the only way I got the
tracks over was to record them in real time. Fortunately for me it was only
a stereo pair at a time.
I sold the 880, and have forgotten how many outputs one can have going on at
one time. There ought to be at least four - main LR and aux LR. But the
880 also has SPDIF out, so that may be yet another pair LR, so maybe it's
six at a time (routing and hard panning each pair, of course, to the
appropriate outs.)
Carlos
wrote on 7/29/04 12:19 PM:
> Someone wants me to mikx their VS880 tracks. The gave me a CD-R with
> some files on it, but my MAc won't read the CD-R at all. I assume that
> they are some proprietary format or there's an option they must select
> when burning the CD.
>
> What's the easiest way to get tracks from a VS880 in to a ProTools
> session?
I went from an 880 to a computer based DAW. The 880 format is proprietary
indeed, no option to record them otherwise, and the only way I got the
tracks over was to record them in real time. Fortunately for me it was only
a stereo pair at a time.
I sold the 880, and have forgotten how many outputs one can have going on at
one time. There ought to be at least four - main LR and aux LR. But the
880 also has SPDIF out, so that may be yet another pair LR, so maybe it's
six at a time (routing and hard panning each pair, of course, to the
appropriate outs.)
Carlos