Incoming GPI commands can be used to control specific functions in Nuendo. The DB-25 connector allows GPI input and output to control external devices such as red light or lock indicator. Also, external switches may be used to enter record or activate the online status of Steinberg Nuendo SyncStation. The GPIO interface included on Steinberg Nuendo SyncStation allows the control of external items such as video streamers, record or “on-air” signals and other features. Here Steinberg Nuendo SyncStation is used as the Virtual Master, generating timecode for all devices. Sound dubbing for broadcast requires a flexible solution which Steinberg Nuendo SyncStation is able to offer, synchronizing multiple Nuendo and other DAWs to handle audio playback and surround mixing including machine control and track arming for dubbers. In addition, Steinberg Nuendo SyncStation provides the master clock source for all the studio’s audio gear. Steinberg Nuendo SyncStation supports VST System Link which allows the user to seamlessly interconnect Nuendo used for editing and mixing with a Cubase system running VST instruments and external MIDI devices.
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Turning to the Nuendo audio and post-production system, here users enjoy the benefit of being able to easily control all the synchronizer’s functions from within Nuendo.įor movie post production involving audio editing, foley and voice recording, multi-channel mixing as well as DVD authoring, Steinberg Nuendo SyncStation provides with its vast I/O capability a single device which not only interconnects and syncs multiple DAWs and peripherals but allows for machine control of the Nuendo system from the mixing consoles desks. With Steinberg Nuendo SyncStation, users of DAWs have the possibility to interconnect and synchronize external audio and video systems and devices with the DAW of their choice. Rock-solid performance and true sample accuracy make the Steinberg Nuendo SyncStation a one-of-its-kind synchronizer solution. The Steinberg Nuendo SyncStation provides you with the perfect setting to interconnect external audio and video systems and devices with the Nuendo audio and post-production system. I know rme are using the next-to-latest akm converters, so that's kind of an industry standard, i'll let you know if i think that's audible as soon as i get my hands on a fireface.Steinberg Nuendo SyncStation The Steinberg Nuendo SyncStation is the ideal tool for broadcast dubbing and music and post-production, providing the perfect setting to interconnect and synchronize external audio/video systems and devices. m-audio i don't want to touch because i disliked the pre's sooooo much. and now fletcher chimes in with lynx (which doesn't move me either since i need a firewire solution for my ibook). What i hear and read is people compare rme interfaces to apogees, which are supposed to be excellent (can't verify that, haven't heard yet) and i read people saying that motu's converters are not _that_ good. i know, they're 24bit converters, but i'm not really excited. it's not bad but neither the motu with mackie pre's nor the motu with its own pre's struck me to be significantly better than my old mackie combined with my trusty am3. i cannot say much about interfaces since i haven't had the opportunity to work with too many. I'll probably get a fireface for the sake of having as many inputs as possible and being as flexible as possible (it's got 26 ins).
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