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Wed 13 Nov 2002, 13:50
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QUOTE (JackC @ Nov 12 2002, 22:15) Something I said? :-/ Anyone? Nah, Jack. I just don't have much information. Neither does much of anybody else from the looks of the dust settling around here. This question of which audio interface cards work (correctly) with OS X or not has been bandied about a good deal; browse the topics of this forum, and the hardware forum, and you ought to find a few relevant threads. There have even been rumors and allegations of audio issues at the system level in OS X, at least when you try to get above the two-channel USB I/O level--which is where you're trying to go--but nobody seems willing to cough up the whole hairball. Buserror mentioned something about this issue in a recent post; maybe he'll expand on it. There seem to be several USB I/O interfaces that are working pretty well with two in/two out. But when you go above that, outside of MOTU's beta (that's "beta") software for their firewire interfaces, I'm damned if I can come up with a single multi-I/O audio interface that I could tell you for certain will work in OS X. It's hard to keep score. Damann can maybe tell you more on the RME and UA products and how the honeymoon is with OS X. I just don't know. From the web sites of the various hardware interface manufacturers, I don't see any rush to slap a Jaguar logo on their boxes. I think there's still termites in the basement in OS X. We'll see. But when they *do* get it right, I believe--and hope--it's going to be very right indeed.
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Thu 14 Nov 2002, 03:39
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QUOTE (Levon River @ Nov 13 2002, 12:52) QUOTE (damann @ Nov 13 2002, 01:48) just to "enlighten" you guys. once you've posted, if you want to delete it, click on the delete button at the top right of your post... That must come only with the "Advanced Member" package. I don't have no steeeenking "Delete" button, I'm telling ya! sh!t, this must be a team only "function"! me and my big mouth . i'm actually using motu 896 and 828 interfaces with no apparent problems under x. however, the uad(i use one) dosen't currently support x(they've stated that osx and audiounits support is in developement). and i have to admit that i only use x for music irregularly, just to keep track of the current state of play. i don't expect to be using x professionally for a few months yet. friends are using the rme stuff and all i can say is "it sounds f***!ng great.
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Thu 14 Nov 2002, 12:37
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QUOTE (damann @ Nov 14 2002, 02:39) i'm actually using motu 896 and 828 interfaces with no apparent problems under x. When you say "using," does that include any any actual Bell Labs smoke tests using >2 channels for recording and/or playback? Same question to formatj re: this quote: QUOTE (formatj @ Nov 12 2002, 23:27) I am working totally mixerless and have no problem with monitoring latency with 26 input channels. Hate to pester you both, but trying to get real planet Earth information on the actual current state of multi (>2) channel audio I/O in OS X is like trying to catch a greased pig.
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