The website says that at 2fs there can be 12 audible editing tracks. Does this mean that I could edit a 24 track 96kHz project but only hear the 1st 12 tracks or is there a physical limit of 12 tracks max?
Thanks,
S
Native and 2fs
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Re: Native and 2fs
Silas wrote:Does this mean that I could edit a 24 track 96kHz project but only hear the 1st 12 tracks or is there a physical limit of 12 tracks max?
Just curious - Did you ever receive a definitive answer on this?
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Pierre-André Aebischer
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Hi,
The limit resides in the number of audio streams “nodes” allowed between the editor and the mixer.
It means you can have as many tracks as you want in the editor, but you can route only 12 of those into the mixer at 2FS. (24 at 1FS and 6 at 4FS)
This also means the mixer can have more than 12 strips, allowing connection of FX Returns, Internal busses, etc.
While we try to answer questions posted here as much as we can, this forum is mainly dedicated to users for sharing their experiences, tips, etc. The sure way of getting an “official” answer for a specific question such as the one above is to contact your local Merging Sales Partner or if needed, Merging Sales or Support directly, using the http://www.merging.com/contact/ pages of the Merging web site.
Kind regards
The limit resides in the number of audio streams “nodes” allowed between the editor and the mixer.
It means you can have as many tracks as you want in the editor, but you can route only 12 of those into the mixer at 2FS. (24 at 1FS and 6 at 4FS)
This also means the mixer can have more than 12 strips, allowing connection of FX Returns, Internal busses, etc.
While we try to answer questions posted here as much as we can, this forum is mainly dedicated to users for sharing their experiences, tips, etc. The sure way of getting an “official” answer for a specific question such as the one above is to contact your local Merging Sales Partner or if needed, Merging Sales or Support directly, using the http://www.merging.com/contact/ pages of the Merging web site.
Kind regards
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Bernhard Guettler
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Hi Silas and Bernhard,
A few months ago I did some 2fs recording with Pyramix Native and the limit was indeed 8 tracks. I'd love to see this become 16 tracks (and therefore 8 tracks at 4fs).
Best,
Graemme
A few months ago I did some 2fs recording with Pyramix Native and the limit was indeed 8 tracks. I'd love to see this become 16 tracks (and therefore 8 tracks at 4fs).
Best,
Graemme
Silas wrote:Hi Bernhard,
I am using Native occasionally for editing but I was helping some friends build theirs when these issues arose. To the best of my knowledge the record limit IS 8 but I've never tried to do more.
Best,
Silas
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