FYI: The RME Babyface Pro FS. also has on board DSP processing .
On 11/4/20, Chris Smart <csmart8@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Unlimited budget? Ok, check out the RME Babyface Pro FS. It doesn't have
many ins and outs, but it does have high and low Z headphone amps, XLR
outs, a pair of XLR ins and another pair of 1/4 ins, a single MIDI
in/out, and a single S/PDIF in/out. 100% accessible thanks to a little
utility you can get from Can Kirca <cankirca@xxxxxxxxx>
You mentioned Windows XP. You'll have to make sure the control software
for the unit and the accessibility tool from Can Kirca will all still
run under XP. I'm not sure.
but RME interfaces have the quietest preamps, the most stable drivers,
and they are practically immune to digital jitter.
They're not cheap though. The Babyface Pro FS will run you about a grand.
Chris
On 2020-11-04 5:05 p.m., jay@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Chris,
Thank you! Two inputs, two outputs, a headphone jack would be helpful
as well. Unlimited budget.
I could definitely use more channels, but not necessary. Connecting
to a XP machine, but it doesn’t have to be XP, I could load Sonar on
my laptop.
Living love, loving life,
Jay Pilkington
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How many inputs and outputs do you need? and does it need to have
physical faders, i.e. a mixer section?
Most important, what's your budget?
Chris
On 2020-11-04 3:36 p.m., jay@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:jay@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Folks,
What interface could I use with CakeTalking/Sonar other than the
FW1884?
Jay
