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Motu Standalone Interfaces Using a MOTU audio interface as a standalone A-D or D-A converterIf your MOTU audio interface has a standalone operation mode and digital audio I/O, you can configure it as a standalone analog-to-digital (A-D) or digital-to-analog (D-A) converter. In this example, an 828mk3 is configured as a standalone A-D converter using its ADAT optical output by patching through its analog inputs to its digital outputs:
The process is similar for all MOTU audio interfaces with features similar to the 828mk3. If you would like to configure your MOTU interface as a D-A converter, follow the steps above, but choose digital inputs and analog outputs rather than analog inputs and digital outputs, and ensure that the clock source and sample rate are set properly on both devices. Some devices, such as the 2408mk3, can be easily configured from the front panel while in standalone mode. In this example, a 2408mk3 is configured as a standalone D-A converter using its ADAT optical input:
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