#Emagic emi 2 6 driver xp driver#

I don't want to have to worry about the bandwidth on those busses. I really want a PCI card rather than USB or Firewire. Their setup is very nice for viewing ratings and feedback, though I did find it difficult to separate Mac-compatible cards. I looked at the features of several cards on.

#Emagic emi 2 6 driver xp driver#

put your money into best quality and driver support and be realistic about your channel requirements. when all they are going to do is record one source at a time and monitor in stereo. many users make the mistake of buying a big interface with tons of input channels because they something think it is 'better'. my only advice is to really figure out what you need in terms of input and output channels and base you choice on the best quality you can afford with the minimum i/o that you need. In any case it sounds like you are doing your research, so as long as you aren't just restricting yourself to a brochure and a salesperson for advice you should do OK. so what may appear like normal, simple maintenance to him in terms of driver installation and updating, and general system tweaking to get everything running well may or may not be hard work for you. also, be aware that someone like $ta$h seems to be quite on top of his system and computer stuff in general. I can't claim any personal experience with any m-audio stuff, so you are better off doing your research with people that use it. that is true that $ta$h has said he has his setup working fine with it. but ancient legacy hardware is really just that.Īs for the delta card or whatever it is. musical instruments, synths and such are a different matter because they retain their usefulness in a different way. I think I was in highschool when that thing was released, and I certainly don't expect to be integrating some old macintosh IIci into my modern work environment either. it's pretty unfair to expect something so very ancient in terms of computer/audio production to still be supported on the latest systems. I've had a lot of audio problems over the years with Apple since losing the ability to use the Audiowerk 8, and I'm pretty sick of it.įirstly re the audiowerk. I've also noticed the crackling isn't there with QT 7.0.2, or at least is hardly noticeable, but is with iTunes 5. I've been annoyed for a very long time with this crackling. I didn't notice any similarly priced audio cards with much better ratings.

7.9 out of 10 rating on with around 100 reviewers, and haters tend to be more vocal. Do you have another suggestion for an interface that has digital s/pdif, midi, world clock I/O, XLR I/O and RCA I/O for a total of 10 In and 10 Out ports for only $200 or at least close? Speak up quickly - I've placed an order but can probably still cancel it.

$ta$h has two M-audio 1010LTs installed in the same kind of PowerMac I own, and he claims they work great. I don't want to spend $500+ (more) on a hobby that doesn't make me any money. The emagic hardware that I have for audio, including the Audiowerk 8, is non-functional or not installable. Apple seems to have forgotten a large number of the products they acquired with the purchase of emagic.