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Question Can't set to 96Khz Sonar3 with Echo Mia

Hi,

I try to record at max quality , 96khz sampling rate and 24 bits.

I get this message: "The default audio format is not compatible with one or more soundcard"

I have an Echo Mia soundcard and I disabled the drivers of my onboard soundcard in Options-Audio-Drivers.

what do I do wrong or do I do not? :/

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Have you set the Echo Control Panel (I'm sure it exsists) to 24 bit/96 kHz?
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Question What is Super Channel mode?

Thanks Moskus,

It worked, I also followed the steps in the read me file of the echo mia card, and in USING SONAR section it said this: "We recommend that you try using Super Channel mode in combination with SONAR; using Super Channel mode can make SONAR more efficient."

What is Super Channel mode?

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"Super Channel"-mode is not a function in Sonar (as I'm aware of), but maybe you should check your MIA card.
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