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You should be able to do it, although sometimes certain devices don't play nice together. There's a zillion people using combinations like a Soundblaster and an Audiophile successfully.

I think I'll do both. I have the tracks available. Cardioid and a boundry on each horn just to keep the options open when it comes time to mix.

That's absolutely true. It also depends on buffer size and sampling rate. For your reference, however.. Windows 2000 SP3 Delta 1010 Cubase SX Latency 4ms

That would function as your soundcard. You would just have to select it as the default/primary in whatever operating system you're using (I'm assuming Windows). Something to note... That Edirol unit is USB 2.0. If you have a relatively new computer, this shouldn't be a problem. If you have...

Thanks for your input Richie. In your setup, are you using the word clock for sync? What are you using for master/slave and why?

Mine is quite a character...actually, it's a wise ass.

Your absolutly right alfalfa. My comment about Terratec was perhaps to broad. I was looking for an 8 in 8 out Terratec card but didn't find one. Thank you for pointing out the Phase 88. Bluebear, apologies are not necessary. As for wykid, heres a few links that might be helpful in your...

S/PDIF only transmits 2 tracks at a time (left and right). To do multiple (more than 2) tracks at once, you'll need an interface like the ADAT optical interface that can transfer 8 tracks at a time. If you want real faders and knobs to play with, perhaps there's another method besides a...

OK, I understand what you're saying. I think you're missing something. In your first post, you mentioned using a DBX 386 preamp. The DBX has a seperate digital (S/PDIF) output for doing just what you want to do. It has nothing to do with the word clock (which you can use at the same time if...

I think you're right about the word clock. There is a seperate BNC connector for this. The S/PDIF connections look like a standard RCA connector. You should be able to plug the DBX digital output to the digital input of either Mona AND use the word clock at the same time. The only thing that...

To expand on what TexRoadkill said, you will have to apply whatever effect to 1 track at a time. Basically, you will play the track out of the appropriate output, through the effects processor, and into the input for another (empty) track. The only problem you run into here is that unless...

I have neither the Mona or the DBX, but can't you use the S/PDIF output from the DBX to the S/PDIF input of one of your Monas? You would have to set the DBX to sync to the Mona as opposed to the other way around. Am I missing something?

What kind of sound do you get from it? Does it sound like a speaker in a box?

Actually, this isn't exactly right. There is conversion done at this point. It is, however done completely on the card, bypassing the CPU and software (Cakewalk, Sonar, whatever). There is latency here, but it is so small that you can't here it. Or at least I can't here it. Any time you...

That depends on the software you are using to record with. That goes for inputs also. The recording software will take over control of all soundcards in the system, letting you select inputs/output from there.

Yes, I'm still of the same position. Perhaps my position needs a little clarification. The purpose of this thread was (is) to get Wykid enough inputs/outputs (minimum 16 each) to mix externally. I still don't believe that the Terratec is up to the task, if only for the reason of lack of...

Actually, that's a different law. If I copy a CD and sell it to a friend, I'm breaking the law. If I copy that same CD but don't sell it, I'm not breking the law, it's already paid for. If I tape a movie from HBO, I already paid for it in my cable bill. If I sell that tape to my neighbor who...

I did read the thread. I don't use XP so it's not an issue for me. 2000pro takes up a lot less room than XP and I'm not a big fan of all the bells and whistles anyway. Does Terratec offer a card with 8 analog ins and 8 analog outs any more? I didn't see the EWS 88 MT listed on their site...

Weel, yes and no. You're going to use a CD that you're very familiar with. Something that you listen to often and on different systems. Listen to that CD through your monitors for a few hours, or days. Then, when you go to mix down your own music, you will have a better idea of what it...

"2 Delta 410s will only give you 4 analog ins not 8. " 2 Delta 410s = 4 inputs and 10 outputs X 2 = 8 inputs and 20 outputs. I'm not saying Terratec is crap, I haven't heard anything recorded on one that sounded bad (based solely on card performance, that is). But I've heard some amazing...