Re: Getting timecode into Boom recorder
- From: tomwill01@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: 31 Jan 2006 04:21:08 -0800
Hi Simon,
I feed my Metacorder/Mac Mini rig from my Onyx 1640 via firewire.
Timecode is fed from my Deva 5 to a 1/4" line input on the board. I
make sure that the level is low and also that the signal is out of all
buses and sends. It's worked great for the last year and 1/2. I assume
that the signal flow would be the similar for Boom Recorder.
Best,
Tom
Simon wrote:
> I'm going into the mac through a Mackie Onyx with firewire card. I have
> the choice of either using one of the 1/4 inch line level inputs or XLR
> mic level inputs. Just curious as to what would be the best way. Time
> code would be fed to me from a camera or Lockit box.
>
> bigmaho@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> > What kind of audio interface are you using to get into your Mac? That
> > would determine if you need line level or mic level and also what kind
> > of connector. I'm using a Presonus Firebox and I feed time code into
> > input # 3 line level. Boom Recorder automatically sees it (once you
> > tell it that there is tc on an audio channel) and displays. If you use
> > a 1/4" it's a simple tip to tip and shield to shield. XLR is BNC tip
> > to XLR pin 2, and shield to Pin 3.
.
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