- #M audio driver fast track ultra manual#
- #M audio driver fast track ultra Pc#
- #M audio driver fast track ultra mac#
Have you tried many other models before acqurir? What is the particular feature you like best and least? Marshall JVM410H (line output of the amp) DI (to make re-amping and for some clean sounds) I record a maximum of 3 simultanne track, due to my setup: How many tracks you record / play simultaneously.
#M audio driver fast track ultra manual#
Is the manual is clear and sufficient?. Yes, the control panel and very simple, and likewise the mixer. Have you encountered the incompatibilits? Installation is it done without problem? Which instruments or systems (console, prampli, DTD. What is your config (Map mother / CPU / Ram / Hard. What technical specifications have motivated your choice? For the features this thing has, it's definitely worth checking out.
#M audio driver fast track ultra mac#
There are better devices out there, but they either lack the versatility this has, have breakout cables, are Firewire only and/or are Mac only. It's a solid device that has good sounding converters. The price is kinda high, but there are a lot of features packed in here. Anybody who has used an interface before should know exactly how everything works. I never read the manual, but I can't imagine a real need to unless you're trying to figure out how certain connections work.
#M audio driver fast track ultra Pc#
This works with both PC and Mac, so nearly anybody can use it without a problem. I didn't experience any compatibility issues, and that's a great thing. Simply plug in the devices to their corresponding ports, and you're good to go. Setting up is very easy, just like any other M-Audio device out there. M-Audio also tries to claim that USB 2.0 is faster, but anybody who knows about technology knows that theoretical output does not equal true output.
The latency can get annoying, so you gotta monitor your latency more so than if you'd have a Firewire connection. While USB 2.0 can work nicely, I find that it can be a pain once you start running lots of effects. One thing I'm not a huge fan of, however, is the fact that they use USB 2.0. There are no annoying breakout cables that cause a tangled mess. The interface itself is nicely laid out, and everything is easy to use.
M-Audio did a pretty good job setting this whole thing up. It features 24 bit/96KHz audio, USB 2.0, 4 preamps, 4 XLR inputs, LED indicator lights, phantom power, 6 balanced inputs, 6 balanced outputs, 2 analog inserts, S/PDIF, MIDI, 2 headphone jacks with controls and even has phantom power. The M-Audio Fast Track Ultra is a fairly nice, multi input pre from M-Audio.
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