- #HOW MANY TRACKS CAN RECORD AT ONCE ON ALESIS IO26 INSTALL#
- #HOW MANY TRACKS CAN RECORD AT ONCE ON ALESIS IO26 DRIVERS#
- #HOW MANY TRACKS CAN RECORD AT ONCE ON ALESIS IO26 PORTABLE#
- #HOW MANY TRACKS CAN RECORD AT ONCE ON ALESIS IO26 PLUS#
I'm now considering a MOTU 828mkII USB2.0 - I know USB2.0 is fast enough to be able to do the work I want it to, and I know USB2.0 devices work fine with my laptop.Īt this point, because of the drivers, I don't recommend the Alesis IO26. The mobile factor was the only reason I bought it.
#HOW MANY TRACKS CAN RECORD AT ONCE ON ALESIS IO26 DRIVERS#
Piss poor drivers make it a pain in the arse to use on my desktop, and because of the lack of a dedicated firewire interface on my laptop, I cannot use it for the mobility that I wanted. My onboard is a VIA, but if a PCI card would give me better performance, I may splash out. Thanks Chris! I think I may pick up one of those PCI cards you speak of. It does require a reg edit so you would want to be real careful. If you are running Windows XP SP2 then you might want to also try the Firewire hotfix Microsoft has.
#HOW MANY TRACKS CAN RECORD AT ONCE ON ALESIS IO26 INSTALL#
If you machine does not have the TI chip set then the easiest thing to do would be to pick up a TI chip set based Fire wire PCI or PCI-e card and install the fire wire audio device on that instead of the on board. I could be either VIA or NEC or RICOH all of which can have compatibility problems. If it says something other than that then it is not a a TI chip set. The sub heading will say "Texas Instruments OHCI Compliant IEEE-1394 Host Controller". You can see if you system uses a TI chip set by going to the device manager and look under "IEEE-1394 Bus Host Controllers". The possibilities are endless.Texas Instruments would be the way to go for the most compatibility. iO Mix is Core Audio-compliant, allowing you to use it with virtually any app in the App Store. Input 1 features a level switch to accept an electric guitar or bass directly-ideal for using iPad based effects! The main Left and Right outputs are balanced 1/4” jacks, perfect for connection to any sound system. Selectable phantom power allows for the use of professional condenser microphones. The four XLR+1/4” combo inputs accommodate nearly any audio source. Switchable low-cut filters reduce low-frequency interference-such as noise from microphone stands-in both live mixing and recording situations. Each input includes a gain control knob to provide proper recording levels. You can even switch to Mono mode for accurate mixing. The headphone output-complete with a separate volume control-and the direct switch allow for low-latency personal recording. Switch on the built-in limiters and enjoy recordings free from overload clipping. Multi-color LED meters make it easy to monitor your recording levels.
#HOW MANY TRACKS CAN RECORD AT ONCE ON ALESIS IO26 PLUS#
Bring it to your band’s practice space, the next gig, or a weekend recording session.Įach mixer channel features both a volume fader and a pan knob, plus a two-band EQ for extended tone control.
#HOW MANY TRACKS CAN RECORD AT ONCE ON ALESIS IO26 PORTABLE#
With its compact design, iO Mix is the perfect portable studio. It provides all of the necessary connections, as well as compact four-channel mixer for making the most of every performance. The iO MIX delivers on the dream of four-channel mixing and recording on your iPad. Simply slide in your iPad, attach the 30-pin or Lightning dock connector, and lift the hinged door into position. Together, your iPad and iO MIX serve up a totally integrated recording studio that can accompany you down the street-or around the world. More than just a mixer, the Alesis iO MIX is a four-channel audio interface that delivers safe and secure iPad integration.
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