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25th June 2008, 05:24 PM
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  | Apogee Rosetta 200 + PT|HD "Apogee & Pro Tools|HD! Apogee has made the direct connection to Pro Tools|HD systems a reality. The Apogee X-Series-HD option card allows for direct connectivity between Pro Tools HD systems and the AD-16X & DA-16X or Rosetta 800. The result is an incredibly powerful combination of Digidesign's' industry leading software and a new generation of superior Apogee conversion and clocking hardware that provides a workstation that will excite Apogee and Pro Tools fans alike." I was reading this and it says that it only works with the rosetta 800 and the other apogee converters...Does anyone have experience with the apogee rossetta 200 and the XHD card
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25th June 2008, 06:19 PM
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| Yea...you can outfit the Rosetta 200 with an X-HD card and use better conversion with your master buss. The Rosetta 200 was designed for mastering, so it's a bit more flexible than the 800 because you can fully calibrate the analog stages in highly incremental steps.
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