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Published on 08/08/12 at 08:258 input jack
2 XLR
phantom power
Sound card external rack +
UTILIZATION
Asio driver / WDM stable and easy to find
I use Cubase SX, Nuendo or Cubase 5 and
Low latency
GETTING STARTED
This is the old config, the new PC without "pin" will not be compatible!
no USB
Facilitated by the connection config "style" analog in software
OVERALL OPINION
Hello,
Listen I have this card for 10 years now and I confess certainly be underutilized. I record mainly guitar and voice over that, she does it very well. I have the switcher inputs and six others while assigned to the first two.
We must have the correct driver (the last beginning to seriously date but is still easy to deal effectively with the latency (midi and audio)!
I used it with Cubase SX, 5, Nuendo, and a wealth of VST! it still works well and the settings and configuration as connecting "analog" in the software is very intuitive for the coup.
It's solid and you can add as many of rack you want.
Caution, when required, it is not usb, and you will have the good old pin behind your PC to Windows XP up.
I have a PC that is used only here and 10 years later, it still works thunder with my 2.5 GB of RAM. I never used the multitrack, so I can not tell you. But it is quite playable and with 2 XLR (Phantom) and 8 jack inputs and outputs you what to do if in addition you will added a mixer!
Voilou, I can tell you.
2 XLR
phantom power
Sound card external rack +
UTILIZATION
Asio driver / WDM stable and easy to find
I use Cubase SX, Nuendo or Cubase 5 and
Low latency
GETTING STARTED
This is the old config, the new PC without "pin" will not be compatible!
no USB
Facilitated by the connection config "style" analog in software
OVERALL OPINION
Hello,
Listen I have this card for 10 years now and I confess certainly be underutilized. I record mainly guitar and voice over that, she does it very well. I have the switcher inputs and six others while assigned to the first two.
We must have the correct driver (the last beginning to seriously date but is still easy to deal effectively with the latency (midi and audio)!
I used it with Cubase SX, 5, Nuendo, and a wealth of VST! it still works well and the settings and configuration as connecting "analog" in the software is very intuitive for the coup.
It's solid and you can add as many of rack you want.
Caution, when required, it is not usb, and you will have the good old pin behind your PC to Windows XP up.
I have a PC that is used only here and 10 years later, it still works thunder with my 2.5 GB of RAM. I never used the multitrack, so I can not tell you. But it is quite playable and with 2 XLR (Phantom) and 8 jack inputs and outputs you what to do if in addition you will added a mixer!
Voilou, I can tell you.