Note : 2 sur 10
Published on 02/15/09 at 11:44
I wanted an audio interface with more than 4 inputs cheap for my home studio.
Dell PWS 390, XP Pro SP3, Intel Core 2CPU 6400@2.13GHz, 4GB Ram.
Taken to make sound simultaneously synth, guitars, bass and vocals.
UTILIZATION
The installation is more laborious than (I had to install the SP3 of windows to get there)
even with the latest update available on their website.
The control panel is nice, but after the first use, can not reopen without using ctrl alt del.
GETTING STARTED
No, I was always an error message on the stall TBIA. Even after reinstalling drivers. But the card works.
I use it on Reason 4, FL Studio 8 and SoundForge.
No difference in latency compared to the Fast Track USB (my previous card). So I'm pretty disappointed at that level.
In trying to make my first record, I realize that the second entry is dead.
OVERALL OPINION
Purchased on Friday, returned to the store the next day.
I bought to replace the Presonus Firepod 10 for just 100 euros more. Installation in 5 minutes, won in 20, inseparable in one day.
Dell PWS 390, XP Pro SP3, Intel Core 2CPU 6400@2.13GHz, 4GB Ram.
Taken to make sound simultaneously synth, guitars, bass and vocals.
UTILIZATION
The installation is more laborious than (I had to install the SP3 of windows to get there)
even with the latest update available on their website.
The control panel is nice, but after the first use, can not reopen without using ctrl alt del.
GETTING STARTED
No, I was always an error message on the stall TBIA. Even after reinstalling drivers. But the card works.
I use it on Reason 4, FL Studio 8 and SoundForge.
No difference in latency compared to the Fast Track USB (my previous card). So I'm pretty disappointed at that level.
In trying to make my first record, I realize that the second entry is dead.
OVERALL OPINION
Purchased on Friday, returned to the store the next day.
I bought to replace the Presonus Firepod 10 for just 100 euros more. Installation in 5 minutes, won in 20, inseparable in one day.