Steenamaroo
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Yeah, that will work, but I'd shop for an alternative.
Seems a bit much to go a/d-d/a just to get use of half of another ada8000.
Behringer ADA8000 - How to get input signal thru to the line outs (w/FS-160)?
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Yeah, that will work, but I'd shop for an alternative.
Seems a bit much to go a/d-d/a just to get use of half of another ada8000.
Richard Monroe
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I agree. That's why I only use one. Channels 5-10 are serviced by outboard preamps. I use the S/PDIF out on a JoeMeek twinQ for 9-10, and an Avalon and a Pendulum on channels 5-8. But- the OP asked how you would use 2 ADA8000's into a Digi003. I was just pointing out that all of those 1/4" jacks on the back of the ADA8000 aren't inserts. They are balanced 1/4" line outs, and nothing comes out of them without some kind of digital input. No digital in, no analog out. It's not a mixing desk. I got the 8000 just to access a lot of channels for a Sci Fi radio play that calls for a lot of simultaneous open mics. And for what it costs, the 8000 is a very useful box.
Richard Monroe
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Unfortunately, that question has already been answered. The Digi003 only supports 18 channels. Anything else would have to be submixed. The simplest solution by far is- get another 003. They should piggyback just fine.
Steenamaroo
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Dukey, what you're describing is just a second audio interface.
Whether you can do that or not depends on your operating system and protools version.
Any Mac OsX and PT 9 or higher should be fine with two interfaces. I can't vouch for anything else.