[PlanetCCRMA] I'm really getting into this -- need input onentry-level pro-quality hardware
Brian Jarrett
bjarrett at garcoschools.org
Sun Apr 4 21:55:02 PDT 2004
I'm assuming you meant the M-Audio OmniStudio...
I had seen some for sale on ebay, but thought the USB connection might be problematic...
Now I see that there is also an OmniStudio product with PCI card. Is that the model you are using?
Brian
-----Original Message-----
From: Fernando Pablo Lopez-Lezcano [mailto:nando at ccrma.Stanford.EDU]
Sent: Sunday, April 04, 2004 8:49 PM
To: Brian Jarrett
Cc: planetccrma at ccrma.Stanford.EDU
Subject: Re: [PlanetCCRMA] I'm really getting into this -- need input onentry-level pro-quality hardware
> only partially supported. So, can anyone recommend something that
> works well? Iÿm hoping to find something with the following features
> (and realizing that I may not get them all):
>
>
> 24bit/96khz A to D conversion
>
> External unit (so there is no interference from PC circuitry, unless
> experience shows this isnÿt really a problem.)
>
> At least 4 inputs, 8 would be better
>
> Less than $500??
>
> Good dynamic range
>
> Iÿve got a few devices that output SPDIF, so it would be cool if I
> could get an input for that too.
I have a lot of Midiman OmniStudio boxes here at CCRMA (a Midiman Delta
66 + external OmniIO box). It is well supported by ALSA (as well as the
1010lt mentioned in the same thread) and has 4 line level inputs and
outputs (balanced), 2 mic amps, can do 24/96Khz i/o, and has 1 spdif
port. Very good audio quality. The only thing missing is a MIDI port.
-- Fernando
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