I do have the manual, which i found a pdf of online, looks like it was from the Steven you mentioned. i only have a coyote, not a synchronizer, as I understood the coyote would hear the cues from the sync track on the audio tape, but maybe I'm missing a piece of gear?
We digitized the audio tape, and yes, it appears to be 100k tones one after the other, though not evenly spaced, like they happen at different intervals, but all seem to be the same duration and frequency. Pablo On Mon, Aug 24, 2020 at 12:01 PM Scott Dorsey <[email protected]> wrote: > Just because it works in mag tape bypass mode does not mean that the > controller is actually working and hearing audio. > > If you load the program into the machine, can you see it? Going with the > up and down buttons can you see a bunch of cues in there? Can you play > those cues back by hand in order by pressing the cut button? > > I am assuming you're loading the program in off a program tape and not > punching it all in by hand. If you punch it in by hand that's fine but > it doesn't validate that the input works. > > Does the track on the tape just have 1000kc tones all one after the other, > just the same tone every time and not different ones? > > Do you have the synchronizer device that goes from the tape machine to > the coyote? Was the original show done with the synchronizer or wild > or with timecode? If there is timecode on the track, it will be a whining > sound instead of identical beeps. > > I have never used a Coyote but I used to have some time on the Eagle and > Show Pro controllers from AVL. Do you have the Coyote manual? > > The expert multimage guy is [email protected] and he will almost > certainly be able to figure out how the original configuration was done. > --scott > > > > > _______________________________________________ > FrameWorks mailing list > [email protected] > https://mailman-mail5.webfaction.com/listinfo/frameworks > -- Pablo de Ocampo Exhibitions Curator Western Front 303 East 8th Avenue Vancouver BC V5T 1S1 Canada T. +1.604.876.9343 E. [email protected] W. www.front.bc.ca *what's on:* Everything is in the language we use <https://front.bc.ca/events/everything-is-in-the-language-we-use/> Mercedes Eng, Emma Hedditch, and Lis Rhodes on view through 22 August STSTS ยป Maggie Groat <https://front.bc.ca/events/ststs/> Public art project on view on the building's exterior
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