How to Sync Hardware with Your DAW | U-SYNC 2.0

Press play and your hardware follows. Press record and it lands right on the grid, every single time. In this video we sync an Akai MPC to Bitwig Studio on Windows with the Nome II MIDI master clock and U-SYNC 2.0, our DAW sync technology, now on macOS and Windows. You'll see why your DAW's own MIDI clock jitters, how the Nome fixes it, how to set the latency once (U-SYNC can auto-detect it), and how to save that value as a preset you can reuse in every session. We also sync a Roland TR-606 over DIN Sync, a Eurorack system through Pamela's PRO Workout, and several U-SYNC devices at once. U-SYNC 2.0 works with Ableton Live, Bitwig Studio, Cubase, Nuendo, FL Studio, Logic Pro, Pro Tools, Studio Pro, Reaper, Luna and Reason. 📖 U-SYNC manual: https://go.simntonic.com/u-sync-manual 📊 Full jitter analysis https://simntonic.com/blogs/blog/how-... Nome II: https://simntonic.com/products/nome-ii DIN Sync Adapter Cable: https://simntonic.com/products/din-sy... TRS ANLG Splitter Adapter: https://simntonic.com/products/trs-an... Chapters 0:00 The DAW MIDI clock problem 0:55 Step 1: Sync the MPC to the Nome 1:08 Step 2: Connect the DAW with U-SYNC 1:46 Step 3: Adjust the latency 2:22 Save it as a preset 2:44 Extras: DIN Sync, Eurorack, more devices 3:26 Wrap-up Leave a comment if you have any questions! Image credits: Akai MPC1000 photo: paulkhor, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi...) Roland TR-606 photo: Midas Wouters, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi...) Product images of Elektron Digitakt II and Dreadbox Artemis courtesy of their manufacturers. DAW names and logos are trademarks of their respective owners.