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RME 9652 question
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Enertopia
Enertopia
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Posted : Oct 20, 2006 22:51
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Im putting an eye on an RME 9652 card.
Now, from what Im reading, its all digital outputs, so my question is.
Is there a standard or recommended converter in order to record into the souncard and to have the analog outputs.
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Enertopia
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Posted : Oct 20, 2006 23:12
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My second question is, do the DSP that come with the card take off some strain on the computer CPU, why are those babies highly recommended.
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PoM
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Posted : Oct 21, 2006 00:15
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not sure but i think only the HDSP 96/52 come with a dsp used for internal routing ,so it s the same for the cpu,you have analog i/o on it too.how many i/o do you need? for the price i think the hdsp 96/32 or 52 is a good buy ,or mulitface 2/fireface if you need more i/o ,if you want a converter check the adi 2. |
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Enertopia
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Posted : Oct 21, 2006 23:49
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So, beside POM, nobody can say anything about RME cards??
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l337
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Posted : Oct 22, 2006 00:41
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i dont think this card is even sold anymore..correct me if i am wrong.
we have the 9632 which is same card just less channels...
we have it hooked into our digital mixer via ADAT...
pretty standard
very good card tho...awesome sound quality imo |
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e-motion
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Posted : Oct 22, 2006 15:35
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correct me if i'm wrong but A/D converters aren't one of the main things that defines the price of a soundcard?
DSP plugins have (normaly, don't know about RME) 0% cpu usage and 0 latency which makes them highly recomended. even if they aren't good, they are a jewel for live performances.
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PoM
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Posted : Oct 22, 2006 17:03
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e-motion the A/D converters and number of i/o is usally what define the price,there is no dsp effects like reverb,delay.... in most expensive cards if i m right. |
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l337
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Posted : Oct 22, 2006 18:27
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yea no FX effects....in expensive cards
and they are defined (price wise) on the quality of the A/D D/A converters...as well as how manys i/o's they provide....
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