Pov Gabou
Published on 02/16/03 at 05:48
The four I / O interested me and I could not afford to take the era delta66 (with I / O numrique).
I mainly use the delta44 for some plug ins, AudioMulch.
It works just as well in 2000, Linux (with alsa drivers).
My config: PIII800 on CUSL2 with 256 MB of RAM.
UTILIZATION
Installation is no problem for me under Windows. The drivers are stable and long Fully functional (one and a half).
the pannel of rglage is simple to configure, and latency can drop qqs ms without problem as long as the CPU follows.
I never need the manual
GETTING STARTED
The ASIO drivers are not updated day long, but it is not ncessaire, as they are fully developed.
I test Nuendo in a hundred tracks in playback with EQ, without loss of sync. (But not I use Nuendo).
A 44.1 khz, 16 bit, I latency honnte trs, which I do not impede, for well-made soft drinks.
OVERALL OPINION
With the exprience, I would do this choice, I think. In this price range, there are not many other models with the same quivlanets fonticnnalits, and especially the same quality of sound / operation.
I mainly use the delta44 for some plug ins, AudioMulch.
It works just as well in 2000, Linux (with alsa drivers).
My config: PIII800 on CUSL2 with 256 MB of RAM.
UTILIZATION
Installation is no problem for me under Windows. The drivers are stable and long Fully functional (one and a half).
the pannel of rglage is simple to configure, and latency can drop qqs ms without problem as long as the CPU follows.
I never need the manual
GETTING STARTED
The ASIO drivers are not updated day long, but it is not ncessaire, as they are fully developed.
I test Nuendo in a hundred tracks in playback with EQ, without loss of sync. (But not I use Nuendo).
A 44.1 khz, 16 bit, I latency honnte trs, which I do not impede, for well-made soft drinks.
OVERALL OPINION
With the exprience, I would do this choice, I think. In this price range, there are not many other models with the same quivlanets fonticnnalits, and especially the same quality of sound / operation.