delta 1010 h/w outs 3/4

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What do you have them set to in the mixer? H/W in or H/W out? You need to change those setting periodically depending on what you want them to playback.
 
Set them to? They are HW Outs 3/4. Are they muted in the Monitor Mixer page?
 
hey skaltpunk, how do you like your 1010? how much was yours? .... I'm thinking about purchasing one myself.... can you record 4 tracks at once and still get good fidelity? whats your set-up? sorry for all the questions... I record emo/punk and have the digi 001 but i want to have another separate mixing station and need a card that can record 4 tracks at once with good fidelity without spending over 300 bucks.
 
OnTheBlackRock said:
hey skaltpunk, how do you like your 1010? how much was yours? .... I'm thinking about purchasing one myself.... can you record 4 tracks at once and still get good fidelity? whats your set-up? sorry for all the questions... I record emo/punk and have the digi 001 but i want to have another separate mixing station and need a card that can record 4 tracks at once with good fidelity without spending over 300 bucks.
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I also record emo/punk. If you only need to record 4 tracks at once, a Delta 44 will do the job for you. However, a 1010 would give you shed loads more flexability in the extra 4 inputs and outputs, giving a total of 8 inputs and 8 outputs. As for fidelity, the 1010 is unbaetable for working well. Rock solid drivers and hardware. I myself have just purchased a 1010lt, which I believe is about $300 in the US.

Neil
 
yeah i got my delta 1010 for 600. definitley worth the price! you can record 10 tracks simultaneously.

theres also a new m-audio product out that you might want to look at: the luna, a firewire 4 in, 10 out unit. pretty slick.

i don't have the channels muted in the mixer... i had them set in the software patchbay/router to h/w 3/4 in, and then tryed out. neither worked. i think it would work if i could route them to the monitor mixer... but that's not a possibility.
 
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