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Your cart is empty.The ART SyncGen sync generator provides an easy-to-use, affordable tool that will improve the sound of your digital recording gear. Word clock and coaxial S/PDIF connections allow the SyncGen to work with a wide variety of digital gear, and it can double as a system tester by showing you the status of your BNC word clock cables and connections. Green and red indicators show correct impedance, overly high impedance, and shorts. Digital recording requires top-notch performance from your equipment. If you want to get the most out of your gear, use the reliable, affordable SyncGen. ART SyncGen Sync Generator Features: Stable and accurate time-base reference 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176, and 192 sample rates Four high-current 5-volt BNC word clock outputs Two S/PDIF outputs on coaxial RCA connectors LED indicators monitor termination and operating status of BNC outputs Large, easy-to-read digital sample rate readout Easy sample rate selection with memory
Dave
2025-06-08 15:56:44
Had issues with drift, pops and clicks with my aggregate device. Saw the price point on this little gem and decided it was worth giving it a try! Cabled everything up and could see where devices needed terminated, and placed the 75ohm terminations in place, fired up my DAW. Bingo! No tracks drifting, no pops, clicks or digital distortion. Way more clarity and resolution. I am really pleased with this acquisition! I highly recommend this to anyone looking to time their devices affordably.
GLPmn
2025-05-23 11:53:08
Solved my studio prolems
Bw
2025-05-21 15:55:26
The BNC connectors do not register as connected from my word clock interface terminals. I don’t know if it maybe the cables, but even the spiff outlets did not give a green light showing connection. If I tinker or wiggle it then sometimes the green light come on, but then it goes out again. Art products are good and built well but this one for some reason just doesn’t live up to its potential. I don’t know if shelling out more money would’ve made a difference in another unit, but is just sinc’ng devices. It’s not rocket science. A usb outlet for sinking usb devices would be a good add on, but I don’t know if such a thing is possible. Oh well, you get what you pay for.
Joshua Austill
2025-05-17 13:20:48
OMG FINALLY!!! I have been fighting with my M-Audio Profire 2626 and two PreSonus Digimax D8's for WEEKS trying to get them to sync. Apparently the profire has to low of a wordclock voltage output(I measured it at 1.7v) than the Digimax's require(I read somewhere it is 2.5v). This thing puts out 5.1 volts as I measure it, and everything sync'd INSTANTLY, and I have now recorded from all 3 interfaces with ZERO cracking, popping, or syncing issues. This thing is worth its weight in GOLD to me!
jim smithson
2025-04-17 12:22:32
I don't have another product to compare this to this is the first WorkLog have ever used I was having trouble linking focusrite saffire 56 and 2 presonus digimax preamps this did the trick
crazycowprod
2025-04-05 16:48:22
this thing is simple and does what it does without any drama. wish that were more common. you can spend WAY more money for a wordclock gen, but this will do the job for 99 percent of the people who need it.highly recommend...
music
2025-02-11 14:20:57
I bought this to replace an old HOSA that stopped working. About the same price but much better design and I learned something about coax termination. I'm very happy with it.
hudsucker
2024-11-26 13:16:13
Noticed an immediate improvement in the clarity/hi/lows in my home studio as opposed to the standard clock from my digi002 Rack. Realize that this thing won't compete with Apogee or other hi end audio people. Bottom line this gets the job done for people who don't want to shell out $5000 for a word clock so they can do overdubs on already tight tracks.
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