If you want to slave 2 different rigs, just use the same setup, but instead of choosing an IAC bus, choose a MIDI port and channel. Everything else should be the same.
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When using ADAT and recording in from Logic are you leaving Delay Comp off
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Yes - I always turn off delay comp when recording.
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are there timing issues to be aware of with midi over IAC bus and coming back?
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No worse than what you get using a standard interface and, as far as I've seen, it's been quite good overall.
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Anything I should be keeping in mind when working like this?
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Nothing that comes to mind right off the bat. Once this is set up, I rarely have seen any problems and the ones I *have* seen are rather random or unrelated. If I think of something, I'll let you know.
I'm in the process of doing an entire Pro Tools/Logic Guide and I'll go into a bit more depth there.
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Secondly, just for future reference, is it possible to use DAE/Direct TDM in Logic while slaving it to Pro Tools using 2 computers?
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I'm not quite clear on what you're asking. If the system that has Logic installed ALSO has HD hardware then, yes, you could. If you're thinking you can activate DAE/DTDM on the Logic system with HD hardware in the
other computer then, no, that won't work. DAE/DTDM is how Logic 'accesses' HD hardware/cards. Logic and the hardware must be on the same system.
MTC is typically the best/easiest/most reliable method for sync'ing any two systems, whether it's Logic, Pro Tools, Logic with DAE/DTDM, Digital Performer, a hardware sequencer, etc.
Hope that helps.