Hi guys! I have recently purchased this audio card. As it was a fast buy (on a very good deal) I haven't managed to do some research about it... Do you have any info on it, is it good? In what "class" is it and are there any special things about it I should know...So far I have noticed that it doesen't have any routing abilities or I can't find them, to be able for example to output both PC sounds and input 1 etc etc and different mixes of them... I was really hopeing this part would be more versatile.But it sounds good so far
I found some info http://ixbtlabs.com/articles2/multimedia/m-audio-audiophile192.html. Looks like you can do pretty good recordings with this one and also you can have 4 of these installed if you want more ins and outs. There is a big review worth reading but they complained about routing and some features.
Thanks for the link Emir! I will study it. I wonder how do they connet multiple sounds cards to one PC, then in record software in audio settings do they have only one audio card (asio driver) to choose or multiple (in order to record all those channels available)...
The old 2496 on which the 192 is based was always well regarded Bogdan and was considered as a major rival for the EMU cards when they first came out.
The 192 is good and sits probably at the higher end of the consumer/lower end of the pro-sumer cards. It should be fine for most home recording/project studio work. Main caveats I can think of at the consumer level are that its a pci card and that M-Audio have a reputation for being a bit slow in releasing driver updates - neither of these are major issues particularly as the card is a 'mature' one so drivers etc should be stable by now anyway. Pro-sumer wise - bass lift on the reported frequency spectrogram and noise could be better but ok for the price range.
I use that card for 3 years now.
impressions:
hardware - great;
driver - not so great (the sound sometimes crackles, or even stops working at all)
Thanks a lot for info guys! This is exactly what I needed to know!
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