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		<title>By: Damon Sink</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Damon here: So the acronym refers both to the tape format and the optical digital protocol. Alesis broke very serious new ground in project studio recording with the release of the original &quot;blackface&quot; ADAT recorders back in the 90&#039;s. Many digital audio interfaces (like the MOTU 2408) include one or more banks of ADAT optical I/O. I used to use ADAT (20 bit) to accomplish location classical recordings. The A/D on my ADAT XT20 was quite stellar. Now I have two outboard PCs that send sample library audio back to my DAW via ADAT lightpipe.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Damon here: So the acronym refers both to the tape format and the optical digital protocol. Alesis broke very serious new ground in project studio recording with the release of the original &#8220;blackface&#8221; ADAT recorders back in the 90&#8242;s. Many digital audio interfaces (like the MOTU 2408) include one or more banks of ADAT optical I/O. I used to use ADAT (20 bit) to accomplish location classical recordings. The A/D on my ADAT XT20 was quite stellar. Now I have two outboard PCs that send sample library audio back to my DAW via ADAT lightpipe.</p>
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