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Published on 11/24/14 at 03:44Caution First, MultiMix 4 does not mean 4-way, but 2x2 input and 2 output (right and left). It's no big deal for an interface at this price, but you have to know.
Problem with all these inputs, it is essential to reset the levels of unused inputs, otherwise it snores good.
It works in ASIO4 carefree is the USB 2.0 standard config on Microsoft no boredom.
UTILIZATION
Clear manual, in French, PDF available on the Internet. Not as uncomplicated tool ...
SOUNDS
Ave a little adjustment we arrive at reducing the breath, but it's not upscale either, if there is a good entry level is correct. For the arpegiatto on an acoustic guitar, it's more complicated.
The sound is okay - very transparent - I correct anyway color on the PC.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for 5 years, always on the go, or I have other interfaces as the most successful Presonus, but the small mixer available can make a lot of services, watch the mix is done on the console, so the one PC input. Sound processing will be uniform over the "micro" + guitar for example, other than using the pan to put right the other left.
Problem with all these inputs, it is essential to reset the levels of unused inputs, otherwise it snores good.
It works in ASIO4 carefree is the USB 2.0 standard config on Microsoft no boredom.
UTILIZATION
Clear manual, in French, PDF available on the Internet. Not as uncomplicated tool ...
SOUNDS
Ave a little adjustment we arrive at reducing the breath, but it's not upscale either, if there is a good entry level is correct. For the arpegiatto on an acoustic guitar, it's more complicated.
The sound is okay - very transparent - I correct anyway color on the PC.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for 5 years, always on the go, or I have other interfaces as the most successful Presonus, but the small mixer available can make a lot of services, watch the mix is done on the console, so the one PC input. Sound processing will be uniform over the "micro" + guitar for example, other than using the pan to put right the other left.