Re: Using an RME Multiface II as a DAC/ADC converter box

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On Fri, 7 Dec 2012, Florian Faber wrote:

actually, my standalone AD/DA units (Tango 24's) died and i'm currently using a fireface 400 as the AD/DA for a digiface. it works wonderfully, and has the benefit that it merges the audio from my main linux system and main OS X system :)

The difference is that the FF400 has a stand alone routing mode, which the multiface lacks.

That makes sense... There's a light on the front of the Multiface that goes out after the firmware is loaded from the host computer. I think until that firmware is loaded, it's more or less braindead. Probably there is no good technical reason why RME is marketing the external DAC/ADC units this way, other than they can.

Oh well...thanks for the suggestions on other boxes to look at from everyone -- I'll go take a look.

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