MOTU HD192 FAQ
How do I use effects such as EQ or reverb on live inputs I'm monitoring with CueMix DSP?
CueMix DSP itself does not provide effects processing, so you have several choices:
- Bus the live signal to your host audio software and apply a plug-in effect.
- Bus the live signal to a hardware reverb or other effects unit that is connected to your 24I/O as a send/return loop. With CueMix DSP, this loop has the same near-zero latency performance as one of today's latest digital mixers. With plug-in effects such as reverb, you can actually combine a little of the dry CueMix signal together with the processed wet signal.
Can I use my original 2408 with the PCI-424 card included with the HD192 core system?
Yes, older legacy MOTU Audiowire interfaces (2408, 2408mkII, 1224, 308, 24i, 1296) are fully compatible with the PCI-424. Even the new Cuemix DSP and synchronization features can be used with legacy interfaces.
Can I buy a HD192 expander to use with my PCI-324 card?
No, the HD192 only works with the latest generation design of the PCI-424.
What operating systems are supported by the HD192
MacOS 9, Windows 98SE, 2K, Me, XP
Does the HD192 support OS X?
Yes! Download the drivers from the downloads section of the MOTU web site.
What is the difference between a core system and an expander?
A core system includes the PCI-424 card and Audiodesk software.
Can I plug my MOTU 828 or 896 Firewire interfaces into the PCI-424 card?
No. Like the PCI-324, the PCI-424 is an AudioWire interface only.
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