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On the odd occasion that I've had high track count ADAT transfers to do, I've used a MOTU Digital Timepiece to translate ADAT timecode into MIDI timecode in order to automatically line up the multiple passes. It took a bit of headscratching to come up with the right procedure though. On Fri, 26 Jul 2019 at 21:34, Richard L. Hess <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > > Dave Pascoe at Flume Archiving in Toronto does ADAT as well...I don't > know to what depth (track count), but it doesn't really matter as you > can always sync up the clusters of 8 in post, but it's easier not to > have to. https://flumearchiving.com/?p=52 He is focused on more > affordable transfers for archives. > > I think both folks offer the XT-20 higher-resolution machines. > > > -- ********************************************************************** * James Perrett * JRP Music Services, Alresford, Hampshire, U.K. * Audio Mastering, Restoration, Recording and Consultancy * Phone +44 (0) 777 600 6107 * e-mail [log in to unmask] * http://www.jrpmusic.net **********************************************************************