Just checking if my understanding of video sync is correct.
Is it possible to have multiple Cadet II video encoders (outputs) synced together using a Cadet I Sync Generator and send those multiple outputs to a video mixer like the Edirol V4, to fade between two different patches?
Yes that’ll work. Two points though:
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The Edirol V4 has time-base correction (TBC) built in, so you don’t even need the inputs to be in sync. You could fade between two unrelated (and un-synced) video synths, or you could fade between a video synth and camera source, or whatever. The built in TBC in the V4 synchronizes the sources.
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If all you want to do with the V4 is mix two signals from your LZX gear, the V4 would be overkill. You could use a Cadet VI Fader to fade between two luma sources, or if you want to fade between two RGB signals you could use 3 of the Cadet VI Fader modules and mult a CV signal (coming from any CV source) to have single-control over the fading between the R, G, and B at the same time. Then you’d just need one Cadet II Video Encoder and no external mixer.
Thanks for the confirmation and your valid additional points, Joe!