BoDi
Published on 05/07/07 at 03:18
I was looking for something to drive my ToneLab SE AX100 and my future 
. With the Uno, I found what I needed for less.
My config: Laptop a Tosh Satellite M70-204 (Centrino 1.73 GHz, 1 GB RAM) running XP SP2.
UTILIZATION
A curious note: after install kit via CDROM, XP discovers the Uno and asked to install the driver! Which act and reboot.
Launch Tonelab Sound Editor: interface immediately recognized and operational. No crash to mourn, the drivers seem quite stable (those of the CDROM, I have not yet updated).
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for two weeks several hours a day (long live the holidays). What a joy to load the patches downloaded over the net and make its settings without being on all fours.
In short, to advise people looking for a midi interface simple and inexpensive.
Without hesitation, I would do this choice.
. With the Uno, I found what I needed for less. My config: Laptop a Tosh Satellite M70-204 (Centrino 1.73 GHz, 1 GB RAM) running XP SP2.
UTILIZATION
A curious note: after install kit via CDROM, XP discovers the Uno and asked to install the driver! Which act and reboot.
Launch Tonelab Sound Editor: interface immediately recognized and operational. No crash to mourn, the drivers seem quite stable (those of the CDROM, I have not yet updated).
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for two weeks several hours a day (long live the holidays). What a joy to load the patches downloaded over the net and make its settings without being on all fours.
In short, to advise people looking for a midi interface simple and inexpensive.
Without hesitation, I would do this choice.