If you quote, burn, it to flash though, then are you stuck? What happens if
down the road you change your mind on something? Are you then screwed?
Chris.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kevin Reeves" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 13, 2016 3:25 PM
Subject: Re: audio interface with at least 8 inputs and outputs and some
microphone preamps that are XLR
This is the rub.
Every company is moving to this software control panel.
This is where you route your headphones and other output pairs, turn direct
monitoring on and off, add any direct monitoring effects, etc.
The other rub is that the factory defaults for these settings are often not
desirable, so you have no idea what needs to be changed until you get the
unit..
From what I’m gathering from others in the field, tons of these control
panels are inaccessible, and the ones that are, oddly enough, are accessible
via windows.
I have beaten my head against the wall to try and find the interface that
has the most accessible control panel, but without purchasing every one of
these units to see what the status is, I can only go on hearsay from folks
in the field.
The fortunate thing about the Scarlet control panel is the fact that it uses
a standard open dialog box to load control panel settings.
Plus, you can temporarily load settings depending on your needs, and when
you want the machine to permanently retain the settings, you can burn it to
flash memory so when you power off the device, those settings are saved.
I am not sure what the status is on the newly released U-phoria interface
from Behringer: whether it uses a control panel interface or not. I will dig
through the manual to see what the deal is.
This is the unfortunate Byproduct of companies trying to provide digital
solutions to analog problems.
Instead of letting the Daw handle routing, which daws are very capable of
doing, they’re providing these virtual environments, which unfortunately
lock us out of being able to take full advantage of these units.
End of rant.
Kevin
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