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Space for your toolbox, tire and Cyberquad, with room to spare. With up to 3,500 pounds of payload capacity and adjustable air suspension, Cybertruck is the most powerful tool we have ever built, engineered with 100 cubic feet of exterior, lockable storage - including a magic tonneau cover that is strong enough to stand on. But if I still used a laptop or was restricted to USB, I would get the Steinberg at minimum, and more likely an RME.Previous slide Next slide VERSATILE UTILITY I'm back on a tower, so I'm getting an internal RME card with the breakout box this week. If it's gonna be USB Heretic, really think about breaking the extra bread for the BabyFace, 64/128 sample buffers with 32 tracks is a thing of joy.
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Basically Apogee(Mac), Echo, RME, Steinberg's MR interface, MOTU's products, or a Pro Tools HD are tops for the lowest possible latency while still running multiple VST's/tracks. The only thing matching or slightly exceeding those are all firewire or PCI based solutions. So if latency is a major issue for you (in other words you want all your VST's to feel as responsive as an MPC), your best choices on the USB front are the Steinberg or the BabyFace. These all run between $1200-$2100, and obviously you're crossing a line into serious pro gear, but the BabyFace performs at a very high level too. RME's other offerings are PCIe,PCIe/Breakout box,USB,and USB and Firewire combo.
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That's real time, totaling the input, processing, and output latencies.Īside from the Steinberg ($599) I mentioned earlier (very nice, but RME stuff is notch or 2 above it), you won't beat those performance numbers without spending at least $749 on RME's portable BabyFace. On a decent PC/Mac expect about 7-11ms round trip latency. So what other posters implied about $200-$500 USB interfaces all performing about the same is basically true. Firewire is peer to peer data transfer, so no load is put on the CPU to manage the I/O stream.
USB is a host based protocol, so your CPU has to handle the data I/O, once it hits a certain load (would depend on your specific CPU/RAM, host etc.), you may encounter more glitches, dropouts, stutters and jitter than a comparable firewire or PCI/e interface. The theoretical data throughput spec of USB 2.0 on paper, should meet or slightly exceed firewire, but in the real world it really doesn't.
Their USB stuff basically uses their proprietary tech to bypass the typical USB audio bottleneck that occurs when the CPU falls behind on the audio I/O stream. The general idea is that a combination of a really well written driver, and safety buffers in the interface itself, allow the RME products to avoid the normal pitfalls of USB audio. RME has the breakdowns of the tech on their site, Wal Martian is right though, they are the best performing USB interfaces on the market, although it isn't that they don't use the USB protocol.
Please explain or at least link to information that explains how this works and which RME interface does this. This seems rather vague and quite honestly, doesn't make much sense. they make interfaces that connect via USB but they don't use the USB protocol to transfer audio information. If you want to step up to the $5-$600 range the steinberg_MR816 is excellent and has the best drivers/latency on that side of $1000, with the exception of the RME BabyFace, but that's like $7-$800.
You'd be better off with a Focusrite Saffire or their new joints in that price range. Their ProFire interfaces are good, but their customer service sucks so bad I say avoid them all together.
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But without a good driver (It's Avid/M-Audio you know the driver won't get updated ever again) you're stuck The headphone jacks low output is the worst I've encountered in my life too. I can tell on a decent computer this card could could do 96,88, even 64 buffers. With no High Performance Mode available you're stuck with 128 samples as the lowest buffer setting.
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On my Boot Camp Win7 on my Mac Pro, pressing the button results in a full corruption of the OS, which I was able to repeat 4 times with all the clean installs it forced me to do. On my quad i7 laptop pressing the mode freezes the whole OS instantly, but you can reboot. It's crazy, it worked for basically nobody, and worse M-Audio just shrugged and said "Sorry it doesn't work".
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The first is that it's control panel software has a feature called "High Performance Mode", but it really should be called "Destroy Computer Mode". It's actually a nice overall piece, but there's some issues. I'm using a Fast Track Ultra at the moment, and I agree with these guys, skip it. Maara wrote: Jaytim3 wrote:M audio Fast Track Ultra
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