MOTU - where is PCI-e 424 upgrade?
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Discussion related to installation, configuration and use of MOTU hardware such as MIDI interfaces, audio interfaces, etc. for Mac OSX
Discussion related to installation, configuration and use of MOTU hardware such as MIDI interfaces, audio interfaces, etc. for Mac OSX
Got it!
Last night I tried out the new PCIe card in my g5 dual core 2.3.
So far, so good. Haven't put it through any big test yet. I'm no techie so I won't be able to say anything other than it works or there's a problem.
So far I did find one bug in the PCIe console software. It's minor but still needs to be fixed. When you click on the button to rename the ins and outs you get a double colums of adat ins and out. You click on the right column to change the name. In my case I want to change it to d8b out 1 etc. When you double click the place to change, it's VERY slow to react. Also, I thought I would save time by copying and pasting instead of retyping d8b out (or in) over and over.
Instead of copying the entry I made, when I tried to paste it in the next spot, I got something from a previous copy. It was a lot of text and the program took long to execute the delete. Then I was left with an empty slot (no text at all) and could no longer get access to the slot at all.
Minor annoyance. Most people probably don't even use this feature.
Last night I tried out the new PCIe card in my g5 dual core 2.3.
So far, so good. Haven't put it through any big test yet. I'm no techie so I won't be able to say anything other than it works or there's a problem.
So far I did find one bug in the PCIe console software. It's minor but still needs to be fixed. When you click on the button to rename the ins and outs you get a double colums of adat ins and out. You click on the right column to change the name. In my case I want to change it to d8b out 1 etc. When you double click the place to change, it's VERY slow to react. Also, I thought I would save time by copying and pasting instead of retyping d8b out (or in) over and over.
Instead of copying the entry I made, when I tried to paste it in the next spot, I got something from a previous copy. It was a lot of text and the program took long to execute the delete. Then I was left with an empty slot (no text at all) and could no longer get access to the slot at all.
Minor annoyance. Most people probably don't even use this feature.
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strawinsky
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Just had an email from Musictrack (UK distributors): mine has been sent out and will be with me tomorrow.
Mac G5 Quad 2.5,8 gig; Mac G5's DP 2.0/2.5, 4 gig; Motu 2408 Mk3 x3, MOTU 24 i/o; Hammerfall HDSP 9652 x2.Logic 7.1.1. PC P4 2.4/Gigastudio. Apogee Big Ben;Avalon 747;DBX Quantum. Powercore firewire. Software & hardware too numerous too mention.