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Published on 09/13/04 at 02:17
Choice motivated by the renowned sound quality, the number of inputs and outputs, the look and bargain-price I had at the time of purchase!
is a 20-bit sounds better than a lot of 16 and 24 (such Hoontech !!!...) because of the quality of convertos and has good bass (due to the fact that the carrier frequency would be lower than the competition !...?).
use home-studio "ambitious" ...
I have long been a mac pc pw 604th (8600-250 BC), plugged in pci.
the mac is completely outdated (in principle) ... Still, I always go out CDs defs with this couple ... and it sounds!
8 outputs enable the mix of analog, if you want.
UTILIZATION
Installation (Mac) easy and immediate.
no inconsistency.
a small mixing desk software comes with to set the input levels if desired.
Download to echo the latest version of the up date is useful (because the first could generate loud noises at ignition, if the table was lit before the layla).
inputs outputs are balanced, there's digital inputs and outputs are the same for MIDI and world clock!
is pro.
only problem the stereo jacks to put in it shall be driven to the bottom ... but not too much, otherwise the sound does not.
sometimes it's near the millimeter. it's boring if everything is in one rack and moved the son behind.
may be disassembled to tickle that causes the voice not ...
so I put 9 instead of 10
GETTING STARTED
Drivers nickels and stable.
update enough for me.
I did walk with digital and perf cubase 5.
no latency issues.
I already read 30 tracks by recording 5.
OVERALL OPINION
Used for 6 years (I think).
I am quite familiar sound of the big protools ... I prefer layla!
it was quite expensive at the time.
okaz to now it has to be the case.
so do it again, I would do this choice.
is a 20-bit sounds better than a lot of 16 and 24 (such Hoontech !!!...) because of the quality of convertos and has good bass (due to the fact that the carrier frequency would be lower than the competition !...?).
use home-studio "ambitious" ...
I have long been a mac pc pw 604th (8600-250 BC), plugged in pci.
the mac is completely outdated (in principle) ... Still, I always go out CDs defs with this couple ... and it sounds!
8 outputs enable the mix of analog, if you want.
UTILIZATION
Installation (Mac) easy and immediate.
no inconsistency.
a small mixing desk software comes with to set the input levels if desired.
Download to echo the latest version of the up date is useful (because the first could generate loud noises at ignition, if the table was lit before the layla).
inputs outputs are balanced, there's digital inputs and outputs are the same for MIDI and world clock!
is pro.
only problem the stereo jacks to put in it shall be driven to the bottom ... but not too much, otherwise the sound does not.
sometimes it's near the millimeter. it's boring if everything is in one rack and moved the son behind.
may be disassembled to tickle that causes the voice not ...
so I put 9 instead of 10
GETTING STARTED
Drivers nickels and stable.
update enough for me.
I did walk with digital and perf cubase 5.
no latency issues.
I already read 30 tracks by recording 5.
OVERALL OPINION
Used for 6 years (I think).
I am quite familiar sound of the big protools ... I prefer layla!
it was quite expensive at the time.
okaz to now it has to be the case.
so do it again, I would do this choice.