External word clock syncing for digital recording and Digital keyboard sounds

This video posted by http://www.jss.net features Nashville live and studio engineer Russ Long discussing why syncing word clocks for digital recording devices are important and a brief demonstration of a few digital keyboard sounds.

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[willxxxlife]

i want that ART Sync Gen its a cheap word clock so will it help out my vocals and whats the basics for setting it up

[Jsoundservices]

@willxxxlife. I understand the price of the ART sync is attractive. However it's important to understand exactly what word clock does & that your digital hardware already has an internal clock that's likely as good or better. If $1000.00 for a word clock generator is not in the budget now, I highly recommend saving your money until it is. Once you make this investment, yes it will help your vocals out while tracking & mixing. Email me at jason@jss.net to get the right clock now.

[jssjason]

@sullihcra the best clock to use is an Antelope Trinity available from JSS. If on a budget then I recommend the Antelope OCX. Call us at (615) 534-1190 and we'll get you taken care of or you can email sales@jss.net from more information.

[sullihcra]

i have a sparrow mk 2 white and mytek da and motu traveller and bla autuer also an avalon sp 737;whats the best way to hook up and which clock to feed off ,thanks

[willxxxlife]

thanks 4 the help

[willxxxlife]

do i need word clock