Unitor 8 Software Or Unitor8
Unitor 8 Mac And Windows
Unitor 8 Professional Requirements Both

When it is necessary to integrate tape and video machines, timecode DATs, and mixer automation with a large MIDI rig, the Unitor8 MkII is the obvious choice.

Emagics proven Active MIDI Transmission (AMT) technology provides particularly exact timing at all MIDI ports, even in a stacked system.

An external click input makes it possible to drive Logic Audio from a percussive audio signal for example, control the tempo of the sequencer with a previously recorded rhythm track.

Not only an interface and synchronizer, the Unitor8 MkII is also a versatile MIDI patch-bay; step between programmable patches with a footswitch or select from up to 32 patches via MIDI program change commands.

In the unlikely event of notes sticking while in patch mode, the panic button will quickly fix the problem.

Unitor 8 Professional Requirements Both

Compatible with your professional requirements both now and in the future, the Unitor8 MkII also features an updateable operating system.

The precision sync processor built into the Unitor8 MkII is capable of reading the LTC code from a master tape machine at even 10 times the original tape speed.

Thanks to the video in and output, you can insert a timecode display into the video with variable position and size even in LTC mode.

Unitor 8 Mac And Windows

With its full set of connectors such as USB for Mac and Windows, RS232 (Windows) and RS422 (Mac), the Unitor8 MkII quickly fits into any computer environment.

Unitor 8 Software Or Unitor8

Up to eight devices can be stacked and they will function like one big 64x64 MIDI interface (Mac: Emagic software or Unitor8 OMS driver required) with AMT to ensure razor-sharp timing on every port.

Unitor8 MkII, AMT8 and the Unitor8 can be combined in any combination; this allows, for example, the connection of a Unitor8 without USB to a computer with USB via an AMT8.

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