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Main Index .: Legacy Saffire Range .: Saffire PRO 10 & 26 .: Digital .: I can't get the Saffire pro 26i/o to sync to wordclock

I can't get the Saffire pro 26i/o to sync to wordclock

You will need to ensure that you have the Saffire Pro 26i/o has the same sampling frequency selected as the device it is to be synced to. Set the sample rate, then activate wordclock, the hit wordclock sync. Saffire pro does not automatically detect the sample rate from the wordclcok input.

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