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By paola Fri Jun 18, 2010 11:07 am
Hello everyone

I have a mpc1000, a fantom S and a proteus 2000. They are all set so mpc1000 is the master. All works great. I also have nuendo software installed in my PC which I mainly use for final recording and editing.

The thing is that I´d like to integrate all so Nuendo is the master. When I say master, I mean: I play nuendo, mpc plays, fantom plays and proteus 2000 plays. When I say master, I mean EACH mpc track will be recorded simultaneously and separately in nuendo so I can edit each track individually later in nuendo.

Yes, I´ve checked some midi pages of how to sync mpc and cubase. Didn´t work...

I am new to this and setting up my mpc and fantom costed me a month a half ( yes, believe me) because my mind can´t offer more than that.
I´d appreciatre some help, using basic words for a newbie mind like mine :lol:
Thanks for reading this post
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By dabmeister Fri Jun 18, 2010 1:33 pm
I've always used Cubase & Nuendo as my master. And I run quite a few sound modules and samplers from them too.

IDK if you're using dedicated midi networking/hub, but it's something that brings out the potential in making all of this happen.

Without it, you're very very limited in stretching out and doing what you need to do.

I say this because it's something that's frequently looked upon as "unnecessary".

Here's a pic of how I have Nuendo set up to send sync to the various pieces of gear I use.

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By Clint Fri Jun 18, 2010 2:30 pm
Is it really possible?

You already know the answer, don't you.

Considering what your last thread was about I'd have thought you would understand a bit more about the process of synchronizing and the required settings.

Do yourself a favour and try everything possible to do it yourself, including referring to this thread.

viewtopic.php?f=11&t=124702

If you still can't figure it out, post there instead a starting another thread on the subject.