Delta 1010 confirmation questions

[jonobacon]

Hi all,

I think I fully get what the Delta 1010 can do for me, but I was wondering if some of you could confirm my assumptions.

- The 1010 says it has 8 ins/outs - are they 1/4" jacks (like guitar jacks).

- I assume I could connect the ins to my Studiomaster desk on channels 1 - 8 and the outs on channels 9 - 16.

- I assume the card will work fine in Windows 2000 with Cubase VST/32 5.

- Can I send each channel in the cubase mixer to a seperate out on the Delta 1010? If that is the case I can then EQ each channel on the desk.

- How is the LT different - I know it doesnt have the breakout box, but could I still connect guitar jacks to the outputs to the mixing desk?

Cheers,

Jono

 

[drstawl]

>- The 1010 says it has 8 ins/outs - are they 1/4" jacks (like guitar jacks).

Yes, but they will also glady accept TRS balanced plugs.

>- I assume I could connect the ins to my Studiomaster desk on channels 1 - 8 and the outs on channels 9 - 16.

Sure.

>- I assume the card will work fine in Windows 2000 with Cubase VST/32 5.

No problemo.

>- Can I send each channel in the cubase mixer to a seperate out on the Delta 1010? If that is the case I can then EQ each channel on the desk.

Delta 1010 physical routing is selected in pairs but you don't have to physically have something plugged into both L and R of any particular pair for the other one to function normally. For example: The Physical Outs labeled 1 and 2 can be set to get The software mixer output (Monitor Mixer), S/PDIF In, S/PDIF in with L/R reversed, H/W in 1 and 2, H/W In 3 and 4, H/W In 5 and 6 or H/W In 7 and 8. The rest of the outputs have the same choices with the exception that only H/W Out 1 and 2 and the S/PDIF Out can get a Monitor Mixer Feed.

>I know it doesnt have the breakout box, but could I still connect guitar jacks to the outputs to the mixing desk?

No- it uses XLR and RCA jacks on the soundcard side.

http://www.m-audio.com/products/m-audio/1010lt.php