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Iv just started looking into recording multi-channel from my M400 and have got a laptop with Gigabit Ethernet and got a range of software but I cannot find the driver online that enables my network connection see the M400.

 

Does anybody know where I can find a copy of the driver, or can send it me as a .zip? all I have found online so far is driver updates, not an original driver.

 

does anyone have a solution to this

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Hi Sean, send me your email and I can send you the driver

 

Derek

 

 

 

Iv just started looking into recording multi-channel from my M400 and have got a laptop with Gigabit Ethernet and got a range of software but I cannot find the driver online that enables my network connection see the M400.

 

Does anybody know where I can find a copy of the driver, or can send it me as a .zip? all I have found online so far is driver updates, not an original driver.

 

does anyone have a solution to this

 

Hope you got that?

Derek

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Just so that you know, if you didn't already, you also need some form of clock to give Sonar so that it can record the multitrack feeds properly. It isn't clear, (or certainly wasn't, we've asked Roland to change their website and manuals) from any documentation that you need to buy another box such as the Edirol FA-66 USB interface just to give Sonar a constant time feed, otherwise Roland won't guarantee that the recordings won't skip or drop out.
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Just so that you know, if you didn't already, you also need some form of clock to give Sonar so that it can record the multitrack feeds properly. It isn't clear, (or certainly wasn't, we've asked Roland to change their website and manuals) from any documentation that you need to buy another box such as the Edirol FA-66 USB interface just to give Sonar a constant time feed, otherwise Roland won't guarantee that the recordings won't skip or drop out.

 

Yeah, I might see how bad it is without the clock, otherwise I'll try and see if I can use the inbuilt optical connection on my PC, although I'm no sure how easy that will be.

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I've not tried the gear you're talking about but, in my experience, clock problems are sneaky. Things can work happily for ages, lull you into a sense of security, then bite you. Usually during something irreplaceable.

 

Bob

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Yes Bob, that's the impression I got from Roland too. I haven't tried it myself yet, but I get the feeling that without the time source it could work forever with no problems, perhaps. No guarantees. As you say, the time that you find out that it doesn't work is the time that you needed it to.
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This is not a free download from the website...

 

You need to buy this driver. It's part of the reac sonar pack..

 

The pack includes a FireWire audio interface (fa 66), a copy of sonar, the reac drivers.

 

The pack lists for £849 +vat

 

Shout if you need any help with this.

 

M

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Hi All,

 

Just to qualify this information, the SONAR REAC Package was created to ensure that Users wishing to purchase Cakewalk by Roland SONAR for REAC recording, purchased the correct version. The REAC driver only works with SONAR Producer and is only available for purchase from Roland Systems Group Pro Audio dealers who sell the V-Mixing System and Digital Snake range of products.

 

Many thanks,

Simon Kenning

Roland Systems Group UK

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