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RME Audio HDSPe RayDAT

Soundcard PCIe from RME Audio belonging to the HDSPe series

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ProcmanProcman

Excellent map

RME Audio HDSPe RayDATPublished on 11/23/14 at 22:59
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No analog / digital this. So no opinion on the quality of the converters. The key is that this card when inserted dan PCIe port the computer is forgotten. Never a crash, never a bug, drivers are made regularly by RME days. A routing (Cubase 5-7) perfect (Any input goes to any output).
With a 16in card / 16OUT on a Yamaha 01V I was wired 24-track 48 / 24bit. Well above my needs. I used little SP / Dif (suffisemment ADAT) but it worked perfectly. No stalling, no click ... well ... this card is the ultimate in digital communication. Only small bémo not possible to add Analog inputs (like a Jack module 8 inputs). Just add a card, for example 9652 or AIO
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linn134linn134

A digital panzer

RME Audio HDSPe RayDATPublished on 11/15/13 at 12:59
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Specifications are simple:
4 inputs / outputs ADAT supporting up to 192 kHz via the protocol S/MUX4
1 input / output SPDIF support up to 192 kHz
1 input / AES / EBUsupportant output up to 192 kHz
2 MIDI I / O with 32 channels via a high speed beaming
Up to 36 inputs and 36 outputs available simultaneously
TalMix: 2592 channels with 42-bit internal resolution
Native support for PCI Express: No PCI-PCI Express Bridge
Support for S / MUX format that provides 16 channels of playback and recording at 24 bit 96 kHz

Behind all these beautiful details we must remember a few important points:
- The RAYDAT is a dual PCI Express card, master card with PCI Express slots (very...…
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Specifications are simple:
4 inputs / outputs ADAT supporting up to 192 kHz via the protocol S/MUX4
1 input / output SPDIF support up to 192 kHz
1 input / AES / EBUsupportant output up to 192 kHz
2 MIDI I / O with 32 channels via a high speed beaming
Up to 36 inputs and 36 outputs available simultaneously
TalMix: 2592 channels with 42-bit internal resolution
Native support for PCI Express: No PCI-PCI Express Bridge
Support for S / MUX format that provides 16 channels of playback and recording at 24 bit 96 kHz

Behind all these beautiful details we must remember a few important points:
- The RAYDAT is a dual PCI Express card, master card with PCI Express slots (very small) "standard" and not "low-profile" or as "short", with optical inputs and outputs, a connector for flourished SPDIF / AES and internal pin for daughter card. The secondary card is the same size, but with no PCI Express connector pin for dialogue with the main card interface, four optical and taken to the MIDI breakout cable connectors.

- The PCI Express interface is terrible for the continuous transfer of wholesale broadband, with a reliability (light years FireWire and USB1 / 2/3).

- An expanded and complex interface also allows you to view what's in and what comes out of all of the channels on the map, in real time, with assignments and earnings. A real virtual console in the card itself.

- 32 ADAT channels is a lot and does not serve everyone, which is why the RAYDAT is expensive and has special functions: it is the professional equipment to a pro rate.


We must remember that this beautiful map (yes, beautiful and well done) is reliable and high quality, but it is demanding. Indeed, the simultaneous recording of 32 tracks demand a coherent machine with materials that collect 32 channels, so we can exclude too slow hard drives and look to the new SSD much faster.

We use it in a PC assembled exclusively for the record:
Core2 Quad processor, 4 GB of RAM (soon to be 8), two SSDs (one for the system and for the "rec"), two hard drives faster a terabyte each for archiving, a silent passive graphics card dual screen, a large modular power supply and that's about it. The motherboard is a micro ATX in a Lian Li case (see on my profile) and all this makes us a cube 30x30x40 cm completely silent.
Reaper is used to capture and mixing occurs Mixbus being finalized, all under Windows 7 Pro.

The RAYDAT is interfaced with a digital Yamaha 02R v2 with 4 ADAT cards.

Roule ma poule, the card is perfect even if the "mixer" RME is sometimes a little twisted when you already have a console upstream. One of the few cards that can handle four ADAT input and four ADAT output, the HDSP 9652 is more upscale with ADAT I / O bonus. When we do not like the service Motu (especially on PC) the RAYDAT is an excellent tool.


I also want to add a few details that can answer frequently asked questions:

The ADAT and AES are digital protocols that carry both audio (8 channels ADAT, AES 2) at the same time as the reference clock. The ADAT and AES do not need another clock (such as Word Clock BNC) to operate.

The RAYDAT has no output or analog input, it is 100% digital and contains no AD or DA converter. In this sense it is impossible to talk about "sound quality" since the signal is digitized before it necessarily. The sound quality through the RAYDAT will be that of your AD and DA converters.
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ANANDEVAANANDEVA

Reliability, stability, speed

RME Audio HDSPe RayDATPublished on 10/01/13 at 02:08
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Price with with Word Clock option. Uses three slots of the computer suddenly!

Very good PCIe card, easy to install Hyper. I've never had problems with one for 3 years and yet all connectors are plugged 32 ADAT channels used + AES / EBU + S / PDIF + MIDI ... 128samples dormant on a PC Core2Duo 3.16 GhZ! all without force.
Connected is a duet with a digital console, synchronized by a WC case Mutec MC3 all. (24/44100)

Warning qd Cable selection if you do not use the original ones. There is no space between the bcp connectors (ADAT).

2 default in my opinion:
- No screen indicating the IN and OUT numbers. Ok, there's no place but a little color code would have been welcome.
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Price with with Word Clock option. Uses three slots of the computer suddenly!

Very good PCIe card, easy to install Hyper. I've never had problems with one for 3 years and yet all connectors are plugged 32 ADAT channels used + AES / EBU + S / PDIF + MIDI ... 128samples dormant on a PC Core2Duo 3.16 GhZ! all without force.
Connected is a duet with a digital console, synchronized by a WC case Mutec MC3 all. (24/44100)

Warning qd Cable selection if you do not use the original ones. There is no space between the bcp connectors (ADAT).

2 default in my opinion:
- No screen indicating the IN and OUT numbers. Ok, there's no place but a little color code would have been welcome.
- An IN / OUT duo analog + on flourished would have been perfect, just in case.
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  • Manufacturer: RME Audio
  • Model: HDSPe RayDAT
  • Series: HDSPe
  • Category: Soundcards PCIe
  • Added in our database on: 06/17/2008

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