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Published on 09/25/11 at 06:06What motivated my choice is with an adapter 6mm Jack -> 3.5mm Jack plugged directly into the Aux input of the PC level is too low to be used with an instrument, particularly passive.
A switch Hi / Lo (entry level) allows to connect instruments with active electronics.
I do not think there is an equivalent in other brands.
UTILIZATION
The original ASIO drivers are now available in 32bit and 64bit to Windows Seven
I use Guitar Rig with 5 Player to work my exercises and repeat my bass parts.
I get to go to 4ms but the driver of the blow cracked often I play more with 11ms latency.
GETTING STARTED
The drivers are easy to install, it's just a little long. I thought it was but not planted.
There are so few options that the manual is more than enough. It's like a pedal, is essentially a half page A4.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for 1 year and 1 / 2
I also use a table Alesis Multimix 8 USB 2.0 but the use is not the same.
What I like most is the small size and ASIO compatible for use with Guitar Rig Player.
It's okay, this is not done to simulate a tube amp, it's just one I / O ASIO slightly amplified.
I would do this choice because it allows me to play in two different rooms:
- One with the amp where I play when I want good sound
- One with the laptop when I want to play next to my girlfriend who matte the TV (it's less antisocial ^ ^).
A switch Hi / Lo (entry level) allows to connect instruments with active electronics.
I do not think there is an equivalent in other brands.
UTILIZATION
The original ASIO drivers are now available in 32bit and 64bit to Windows Seven
I use Guitar Rig with 5 Player to work my exercises and repeat my bass parts.
I get to go to 4ms but the driver of the blow cracked often I play more with 11ms latency.
GETTING STARTED
The drivers are easy to install, it's just a little long. I thought it was but not planted.
There are so few options that the manual is more than enough. It's like a pedal, is essentially a half page A4.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for 1 year and 1 / 2
I also use a table Alesis Multimix 8 USB 2.0 but the use is not the same.
What I like most is the small size and ASIO compatible for use with Guitar Rig Player.
It's okay, this is not done to simulate a tube amp, it's just one I / O ASIO slightly amplified.
I would do this choice because it allows me to play in two different rooms:
- One with the amp where I play when I want good sound
- One with the laptop when I want to play next to my girlfriend who matte the TV (it's less antisocial ^ ^).