I cannot tell if this was due to insufficient hardware on the DAW-side (e.g. The usb-connection was rock solid, although we did encounter quite a few xruns in almost regular intervalls. Though the user interface of the ui24r takes some time to get used to because it has an abundant amount of functions and sub-menus to dig through and the routing is not very intuitive, recording itself was without any hassle, especially when compared to the mess you have to get used to when trying to do this with Firewire.įor the recording session we controlled the ui24’s internal interface with a second laptop (connected via LAN-cable) and a tablet (wifi) to set mic gains and channel routing and separated the first laptop for recording to the DAW exclusively. We’ve just plugged it in and everything worked out of the box. No additional need for obscure Firewire express-cards that have this one particular Texas Instruments -chipset, no connectivity problems at all and no complete freezes on occasional xruns (xruns did occur though). And the ui24r is just so much easier to set up and a lot more reliable.
#BEHRINGER X32 USB RECORDING SUB FORMAT PATCH#
All of our previous recordings were made with 2 daisy-chained Edirol FA101 (Firewire) and an analog Soundcraft FX16 with a ton of patch cables allowing for 16 inputs simultaneously. To me personally, this thing is an awesome revolution. We didn’t apply the latest firmware update, but used version 1.0.7.
We’ve just finished a 3-day recording session with the Soundcraft UI24r directly recording to Ardour 5 with a standard USB-B cable (that I obtained from a Canon scanner from the stone age) onto a HP Elitebook 8470p (i7-3520M,12GB Ram, 2xSSD-drives) with KXStudio using all of the 20 input channels simultaneously for live recordings of drums, guitars and bass. Soundcraft now even support the Chinese language on the UI24r, I wonder why. Like the looks of the GUI I can live with that. The thing that I like most about the UI24r is its interface is easy to use, though I actually do not While the Midas versions seem to have cleaner pre amps and a slightly higher output, as noted by people I like the Berhinger too, but I do not hear anyone saying the pre amps are good, they say they are not bad, Products in China, are you sure Samsung are involved. If I am correct both the Berhinger and the UI are made in China, I had no idea Samsung produced any of their To the wrong channel, either 2.4 or 5 G, or too much distance for the signals. That can turned to be attributed to user neglect, not scanning for channels that are not congested, connecting I shall research more as I have not found pre amp problems with the new UI24r, a few connectivity issues Them and put their own paint on them, it would be suicide for Soundcraft to make this new UI24r and notĬlean up the mess the originals left behind. Problems, they had nothing to do with Soundcraft until Soundcraft bought the company that made It would need to be as the UI12 and UI16 were exactly as you mention, noisy and with connectivity The UI24r is only out a year, and is a complete new product, if the marketing is to be believed. Thanks for looking in, hope to hear your opinions and experiences. Me in that regard, no one wants to be the beta tester that paid for If either would suit your requirements, I know of no one in myĪrea who has the UI24r yet so can not try one, they will all be like I would like to hear your opinions on what you would all go for Out that long, but the company seem to have sorted the pre amps,Īnd the Wireless end seem better too, though I will hard wire it also. What I do not know, is how reliable the UI24r is, its not Rack mount version, no slider to replace. Has proven its self to be reliable, especially in the I know the Berhinger has been out a long time now and With on board recording, the card is 200.00 on its own. I would also need to spend extra to get the Berhinger
I know the Berhinger has more onboard options,īut I am happy with what Soundcraft have on board too, Play with thus they can not mess up the settings too much. It has no deeply interactive controls for kids to Right now am leaning toward the UI24 for the following With using it via WiFi, and either allow for this.Īm just wondering which you would all go for. I will be hard wiring it to a laptop, along I am interested in one of the above mixers,
0 kommentar(er)
