My piece of crap Audiosport Quattro . . .
- Thread starter chessrock
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Helpful (caugh caugh !) guitar center people told me it was supposed to be PC - compatible. "Just log on to the web site and download the drivers. Shouldn't have any problems."
Spent several hours/days trying to figure out why it wouldn't work. Found out it only worked with ASIO-compatible programs like Cubase. Apparently not Sound Forge.
Downloaded a demo of cubase to see if it would work. Cubase works fine, but I still can't get the drivers for the quattro to work. After hours of battle, I learn that it isn't compatible with my version of Windows 98. Nooooo. I need to have Windows 98 SECOND EDITION.
So I now need to shell out some extra dough for a new version of Windows AND a new sound editing program that is ASIO compatible. What a lousy piece of crap.
Spent several hours/days trying to figure out why it wouldn't work. Found out it only worked with ASIO-compatible programs like Cubase. Apparently not Sound Forge.
Downloaded a demo of cubase to see if it would work. Cubase works fine, but I still can't get the drivers for the quattro to work. After hours of battle, I learn that it isn't compatible with my version of Windows 98. Nooooo. I need to have Windows 98 SECOND EDITION.
So I now need to shell out some extra dough for a new version of Windows AND a new sound editing program that is ASIO compatible. What a lousy piece of crap.
Gidge
Lapdance Test Dummy
Thanks, Gidge!
I take bad all the bad things I've said about you.
"ass clowns at GC" . . . lol.
Bandwidth issues aside, I would be perfectly happy if I could get just 2 solid channels of recording at good quality. I hear that shouldn't be an issue. I don't use the pc as a multitrack recorder, per se . . . but I still need the mobility -- being able to switch between different computers, and to hook it to a laptop if on the road. Hard to explain without getting long-winded.
Thanks again for the info about the drivers and software.
I take bad all the bad things I've said about you.
"ass clowns at GC" . . . lol.
Bandwidth issues aside, I would be perfectly happy if I could get just 2 solid channels of recording at good quality. I hear that shouldn't be an issue. I don't use the pc as a multitrack recorder, per se . . . but I still need the mobility -- being able to switch between different computers, and to hook it to a laptop if on the road. Hard to explain without getting long-winded.
Thanks again for the info about the drivers and software.
SPINSTERWUN
Active member
Gidge is DA MAN!!!
Just an fyi . . .
Ass clowns at Guitar Center were very helpful and cooperative in exchanging my unit for a new one. This time, I shelled out a little extra cash and got me a Delta 1010 LT. Sticking to PCI for now.
Just wanted to make sure I wasn't doing any Guitar-Center bashing, since they were very professional dealing with my problems.
Peace,
Chess
Ass clowns at Guitar Center were very helpful and cooperative in exchanging my unit for a new one. This time, I shelled out a little extra cash and got me a Delta 1010 LT. Sticking to PCI for now.
Just wanted to make sure I wasn't doing any Guitar-Center bashing, since they were very professional dealing with my problems.
Peace,
Chess