 audiosport Quattro on os X?, driver available, but ... |
 Tue 7 May 2002, 12:59
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hi
i just installed the driver for the M-Audio Quattro USB audio interface. I know this device is a piece of shit, but since I just switched to OS X I thought I'd give it a last try. There is no documentation whatsoever with the driver (which is in beta) and I can't find anything on the web. Does anyone have a clue? thanks! |
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Wed 15 May 2002, 13:07
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it should also work on the same usb bus.
 but only if the driver/hardware are good! FYI, midi doesn't eat bandwith: it work perfectly on (old) serial buses which are really slower than USB If you get into troubles only with MIDI, you should buy an inexpensive SteathPort ($50) and add a serial (reliable) midi interface like thoses from motu, emaic, midiman etc... BTW, the small midiman USB interfaces work very well HTH -------------------- Prutulz
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newenham audiosport Quattro on os X? Tue 7 May 2002, 12:59
uk Hi,
I cannot confirm the problems others have wit... Mon 13 May 2002, 17:15 newenham thanks for your input UK
the people from m-audio ... Tue 14 May 2002, 07:51 prutulz 'I guess MIDI + audio on the same machine is askin... Wed 15 May 2002, 11:19 newenham prutulz, i meant on the same usb interface, not th... Wed 15 May 2002, 12:57 firehazardprod I actually spoke to the folks at MidiMan and did a... Fri 21 Jun 2002, 07:16
lepetitmartien >They also told me that after installing, you must... Sun 23 Jun 2002, 04:48 |
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