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thaswea
Published on 11/10/09 at 02:39
I bought this sound card mainly for the number of output. I had previously with the firewire solo which I've never had any worries.
Both inputs Jack / XLR front also motivated my choice.
I use a laptop Vaio VGN FS series with 1.73 GHz of RAM and 512 MB of RAM, a PC that has 4 years ...
I do mainly hip hop based samples recorded from a turntable. Sometimes I record guitars, basses or voices.
I also used to broadcast multichannel and spatialization. RAS.
The card is plugged into FIREWIRE.
UTILIZATION
Personally I had no problem with drivers. They are stable, regularly updated.
I use Cubase SX and Reason in Rewire 2. I have a latency of 7ms.
My projects rarely contain more than 16 tracks.
Generally I record a track at a time.
<span style="text-decoration: underline;">RELEASE NOTES:
</span> <strong>I put a damper on that view. I just change the config computer. I went on a MacBook Pro. I split my hard drive to install XP because some plug ins in my possession do not work on Mac. Compatibility problem that seems to come of all Components Mac / XP / sound card.
So I installed windows 7. More compatibility issue but unwanted cracking in cubase sx2 and stalls. I have not found the solution yet.
Updating:
Unable to run this card in Boot Camp yet. I went for a week. MAUDIO seems that the hardware does not work with Boot Camp.</strong>
GETTING STARTED
Worry-free installation.
The management interface of the sound card is clear for the little that we know the basic operation of this type of stuff.
No incompatibilities found on my side.
I never had to open the manual.
OVERALL OPINION
I for a year soon.
I had not had the firewire solo MAUDIO well.
I appreciate the number of I / O, the small size that make it a portable tool, and the interface simple enough and allows various configuration customizable.
I got it new for 300 Euros a year ago. I think it's worth. After that always depends on what everyone needs, but for me it do its job well.
For the same budget I think so.
Both inputs Jack / XLR front also motivated my choice.
I use a laptop Vaio VGN FS series with 1.73 GHz of RAM and 512 MB of RAM, a PC that has 4 years ...
I do mainly hip hop based samples recorded from a turntable. Sometimes I record guitars, basses or voices.
I also used to broadcast multichannel and spatialization. RAS.
The card is plugged into FIREWIRE.
UTILIZATION
Personally I had no problem with drivers. They are stable, regularly updated.
I use Cubase SX and Reason in Rewire 2. I have a latency of 7ms.
My projects rarely contain more than 16 tracks.
Generally I record a track at a time.
<span style="text-decoration: underline;">RELEASE NOTES:
</span> <strong>I put a damper on that view. I just change the config computer. I went on a MacBook Pro. I split my hard drive to install XP because some plug ins in my possession do not work on Mac. Compatibility problem that seems to come of all Components Mac / XP / sound card.
So I installed windows 7. More compatibility issue but unwanted cracking in cubase sx2 and stalls. I have not found the solution yet.
Updating:
Unable to run this card in Boot Camp yet. I went for a week. MAUDIO seems that the hardware does not work with Boot Camp.</strong>
GETTING STARTED
Worry-free installation.
The management interface of the sound card is clear for the little that we know the basic operation of this type of stuff.
No incompatibilities found on my side.
I never had to open the manual.
OVERALL OPINION
I for a year soon.
I had not had the firewire solo MAUDIO well.
I appreciate the number of I / O, the small size that make it a portable tool, and the interface simple enough and allows various configuration customizable.
I got it new for 300 Euros a year ago. I think it's worth. After that always depends on what everyone needs, but for me it do its job well.
For the same budget I think so.