- #M AUDIO DRIVER FAST TRACK ULTRA DRIVERS#
- #M AUDIO DRIVER FAST TRACK ULTRA PATCH#
- #M AUDIO DRIVER FAST TRACK ULTRA PORTABLE#
#M AUDIO DRIVER FAST TRACK ULTRA DRIVERS#
To do so you need to use the ASIO drivers - this will let you run multiple devices at the same time. There is however, a snag when you want to run multiple audio interfaces.
#M AUDIO DRIVER FAST TRACK ULTRA PORTABLE#
I can't say with the M-audio, but I have used two similar setups - dual Soundscape 8 in 8 out cards and currently my portable rack has a Tascam 1648 interface in it. M-AUDIO - Fast Track Ultra 8R - High-speed 8 x 8 USB 2.0 Interface with 8 Preamps and MX Core DSPĪny DAW or computer based audio experts out there that have done something like this? I quite fancy the idea of having a digital 16 track portable studio! :-)Ĭarillon Video - Professional Wedding Videographer & Wedding Video Production Services in Bolton, Manchester & all over the UK If it works on my desktop edit box, would the same solution work just as well on a decent laptop? That would make the system so portable it's untrue! If a lesser version of Cubase (than the latest) will do the job, where would I get it from and what version would it be?Ħ. How reliable is this going to be? I don't fancy having to deal with a multitrack recording with lots of dropouts because of USB2.0 bandwidth issues.Ĥ. Will I be able to get that much data through two USB2.0 ports on my edit box? I know you can with one 8R but would two work?ģ.
Which version of Cubase would allow me to record 16 tracks from 16 external sources all at the same time for up to 2.5 hours?Ģ. The edit box I am using is fairly powerful as of course, it's a video edit box. It connects to a PC via USB2.0 and by all accounts allows you to record on all the ins at the same time. The Fast Track Ultra 8R is a single rack unit module with 8 ins and 8 outs. My video edit box, running Cubase 6 or a suitable older version of Cubaseġ6 way loom (jacks) connecting the desk from direct outs to the 2 x M-Audio racksĭoes anyone have any experience of using Cubase with the M-Audio Fast Track Ultra 8R? More specifically, using two of them on the same system? I want the recording system to be as good a quality as I can get, reliable and yet (as always) as cheap as possible.
#M AUDIO DRIVER FAST TRACK ULTRA PATCH#
I'm thinking I need a 16 way loom to take each source from every channel and patch it into my recording system. The band I am working with at the moment uses a Soundcraft Live desk with direct outs on all the channels. I've been thinking of putting together a live audio recording solution for bands so that I can get a multitrack audio master when I do a multi camera shoot of a gig.
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