I'm pleasantly surprised that all that can go through USB2.
Once all this is done, it works perfectly, although I've only done it at 48k (which the boards are running at) and up to about 24 tracks. This can be a bit tricky if they are using a combination of analog inputs and digital stage snakes. Then the board operator has to configure the routing in the board so your feeds get the correct sources regardless of what they are doing for the live sound. The Midas DN32-USB is an expansion card for the M32 console that is designed to provide a stable and fast solution for professional live and studio recordings.It provides 400 Mbit/second throughput to transfer your high-track count session to popular software DAWs on Mac and PC via USB 2.0. Then Reaper can connect and understand (I assume PT can do the same). published M32-Q for Android operating system mobile devices, but it is possible to download and install M32-Q for PC or Computer with operating systems such as Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10 and Mac. So in order to create a future-forward design that took the MIDAS legacy even. Download M32-Q PC for free at BrowserCam. No drivers were needed, but I did have to create a custom Aggregate Device for the I/O in Audio MIDI Setup. And in essence, thats the challenge we too faced when creating the M32 console. USB A-B cables to go to my Mac running Reaper.
On the Pro3, we use a Klark Teknik 1U interface connected via AES50 and on the Behringer, the X-USB card installs right in the mixer Both end with a simple USB2-B connector (like a printer). I do this with a Midas Pro3 and Behringer X32, and each requires a different optional USB interface I think the M32 needs the optional DN-32 USB card.
0 kommentar(er)
