Phase locking a ad2k & V3

[tgakidis]

I am looking to use the word clock of the V3 > AD2k to get an extra 2 "phase locked channels" to add on to to my DR680 8 channels.  My goal is to have 4 mics & 6 analog channels all with the same timing.  Is the following scenerio possible?  I have zero expereince with word clocks so any help would be greatly appreciated.

Mics > V3 Digital > DR680
Mics > V2 > AD2k > PMD661

[tgakidis]

I should have just searched.  Thanks Jesse! http://taperssection.com/index.php?topic=109740.msg1486455;topicseen#msg1486455

[SmokinJoe]

Time for two 680's.  V3 > 680 > another 680.  Yeah, it's a duplicate of those 2 channels, but it gets you 14 total.  You know that's the next step, and another 680 is probably cheaper than an AD2K.

[run_run_run]

You might even consider a computer set up if you jump over 8 "in the field". I can do 8 analog + lock onto 1 (2 channels) SPDIF if needed.

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Time for two 680's.  V3 > 680 > another 680.  Yeah, it's a duplicate of those 2 channels, but it gets you 14 total.  You know that's the next step, and another 680 is probably cheaper than an AD2K.

And the step shortly after that is either a cart or a sherpa.

[tgakidis]

Time for two 680's.  V3 > 680 > another 680.  Yeah, it's a duplicate of those 2 channels, but it gets you 14 total.  You know that's the next step, and another 680 is probably cheaper than an AD2K.

And the step shortly after that is either a cart or a sherpa.

I already have a bag for just cables 

[run_run_run]

My fall back position is Ted's taping sherpa

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Time for two 680's.  V3 > 680 > another 680.  Yeah, it's a duplicate of those 2 channels, but it gets you 14 total.  You know that's the next step, and another 680 is probably cheaper than an AD2K.

And the step shortly after that is either a cart or a sherpa.

I already have a bag for just cables 

You working out more (out of necessity) or just taking lessons from Myco?

My fall back position is Ted's taping sherpa

 

[F.O.Bean]

Yeah, thats some serious equipment. And hell, I thought 4 channels was enough

[JasonSobel]

Time for two 680's.  V3 > 680 > another 680.  Yeah, it's a duplicate of those 2 channels, but it gets you 14 total.  You know that's the next step, and another 680 is probably cheaper than an AD2K.

If you get an AD2K and another DR-680, then you can link the AD2K to the V3's clock, and use the digital out of the V3 to one DR-680, and the digital out of the AD2K to the other DR-680.  Then you'll have 16 channels, all on the same clock

and then you wouldn't have to take direct outs from the board at club d'Elf, but rather, you could just spot mic everyone in the band!

[kirk97132]

Time for two 680's.  V3 > 680 > another 680.  Yeah, it's a duplicate of those 2 channels, but it gets you 14 total.  You know that's the next step, and another 680 is probably cheaper than an AD2K.

Use a USBPre2 on the 2nd 680 with the V3.  It will accept a spdif sync from first 680(or V3) and then you get all 16 channels recordable. 

[run_run_run]

Time for two 680's.  V3 > 680 > another 680.  Yeah, it's a duplicate of those 2 channels, but it gets you 14 total.  You know that's the next step, and another 680 is probably cheaper than an AD2K.

Use a USBPre2 on the 2nd 680 with the V3.  It will accept a spdif sync from first 680(or V3) and then you get all 16 channels recordable.

That sounds like a plan