Re: Selling my RME HDSP 9652

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Kevin Cosgrove:

> http://www.rme-audio.com/english/hdsp/hdsp9652.htm
>
> What else does one need to use with this in order to be able to
> record & playback?  It looks like A/D and D/A stuff will be needed.
> What do you use?  Do you connect via the ADAT optical I/O?

Hi Kevin, the hdsp 9652 is 3 x adat i/o plus 1 spdif so you need 
external adat-capable gear. I had 2 behringer ada8000's which are 
cheap (These have 8 preamps, balanced plugs, clock, 8 line-outs 
that -- at least in these early behringer models -- inadvertently 
inverted phase, chinese quality all in all) but ok for what I could 
afford at the time.

In order to monitor your input you either route in hdspmixer (any to 
any) back via adat into external into line-outs. Or you include 
Ardour's mixer to set up monitor busses (which is a bit painful) for 
loads of headphone mixes back to hdspmixer etc.

Actually if Ardour had some kind of mechanism to show you all sends 
(think all mic routes of a band recording) to a bus (think headphone 
mix busses) in one place ... With good latency setup this would be 
wicked.

Wolfgang
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