DJ Reggie Ward
some of you probably already know about this, for those who doin't. Same quality as Audio 8, in a smaller package, has enough in's out's for time code. Cost is affordable.
http://www.native-instruments.com/newreleases/#/en/products/dj/audio-4-dj/?page=a4djpricing&utm_source=pricing&utm_medium=Newsletter&utm_campaign=NL844_A4DJ_instore
http://www.native-instruments.com/newreleases/#/en/products/dj/audio-4-dj/?page=a4djpricing&utm_source=pricing&utm_medium=Newsletter&utm_campaign=NL844_A4DJ_instore
geposted Fri 23 Jan 09 @ 2:17 pm
Diamond G
NICE.
I use the AUDIO 8 and, in my opinion, it is the Cadillac of sound cards.
If this smaller version 4 is as good as the 8, it's bound to be a TOP NOTCH choice for VDJs.
geposted Fri 23 Jan 09 @ 7:26 pm
metroplex2005
its not possible to connect a externall power pack on the audio 4...don´t know if this is the best way...
the absolute best soundcard for digital dj-ing with timecode is the rme-hammerfall. the audio8 compared with the hammerfall is like ford compared with porsche ;-)
the hammerfall has "built-in" asio and can do almost "zero" latencity. i tried it, it´s awesome.
the absolute best soundcard for digital dj-ing with timecode is the rme-hammerfall. the audio8 compared with the hammerfall is like ford compared with porsche ;-)
the hammerfall has "built-in" asio and can do almost "zero" latencity. i tried it, it´s awesome.
geposted Sat 24 Jan 09 @ 7:55 am
djsonath
Do you know the price?
geposted Sat 24 Jan 09 @ 12:08 pm
jimmy b
djsonath wrote :
Do you know the price?
It's in the link
NI Audio 4, $249 / 229 €
geposted Sat 24 Jan 09 @ 12:13 pm
DJ Reggie Ward
metroplex2005 wrote :
its not possible to connect a externall power pack on the audio 4...don´t know if this is the best way...
the absolute best soundcard for digital dj-ing with timecode is the rme-hammerfall. the audio8 compared with the hammerfall is like ford compared with porsche ;-)
the hammerfall has "built-in" asio and can do almost "zero" latencity. i tried it, it´s awesome.
the absolute best soundcard for digital dj-ing with timecode is the rme-hammerfall. the audio8 compared with the hammerfall is like ford compared with porsche ;-)
the hammerfall has "built-in" asio and can do almost "zero" latencity. i tried it, it´s awesome.
Audio 8 is a GREAT sound card. I'm just curioius what model of the rme-hammerall are you using, just when to there website and I see they have firewire versions only for external cards.
geposted Tue 27 Jan 09 @ 2:46 pm
metroplex2005
sadly i am not a owner of a rme hammerfall. but i had the tested this card and some users/moderators from the german forum are owners of this awesom soundcard.
take a look at here:
http://www.rme-audio.de/en_products_hdsp_rpm.php
http://www.rme-audio.de/en_products_hdsp_cardbus_interface.php
the hdsp rpm is no firewire interface. it´s just a firewire connector but the audio interface and the cardbus or pci/pci-e card
are using a own bus-protocol. more datatransfere (up to 130 MB/s in both directions, like pci or pci-express) and more stable than firewire or usb. rme is using a ultra low latencity and a zero cpu technique. i tested it, its really awesome and very expensive (about 700-800 euros for the interface with cardbus or a pci/pci-e card). sometimes on ebay you will get a used alcatec digiscratch/digiscratch2 box which is basicly the rme hdsp rpm for about 300-400 euros.
take a look at here:
http://www.rme-audio.de/en_products_hdsp_rpm.php
http://www.rme-audio.de/en_products_hdsp_cardbus_interface.php
the hdsp rpm is no firewire interface. it´s just a firewire connector but the audio interface and the cardbus or pci/pci-e card
are using a own bus-protocol. more datatransfere (up to 130 MB/s in both directions, like pci or pci-express) and more stable than firewire or usb. rme is using a ultra low latencity and a zero cpu technique. i tested it, its really awesome and very expensive (about 700-800 euros for the interface with cardbus or a pci/pci-e card). sometimes on ebay you will get a used alcatec digiscratch/digiscratch2 box which is basicly the rme hdsp rpm for about 300-400 euros.
geposted Tue 27 Jan 09 @ 3:16 pm
DJ Reggie Ward
metroplex2005 wrote :
sadly i am not a owner of a rme hammerfall. but i had the tested this card and some users/moderators from the german forum are owners of this awesom soundcard.
take a look at here:
http://www.rme-audio.de/en_products_hdsp_rpm.php
http://www.rme-audio.de/en_products_hdsp_cardbus_interface.php
the hdsp rpm is no firewire interface. it´s just a firewire connector but the audio interface and the cardbus or pci/pci-e card
are using a own bus-protocol. more datatransfere (up to 130 MB/s in both directions, like pci or pci-express) and more stable than firewire or usb. rme is using a ultra low latencity and a zero cpu technique. i tested it, its really awesome and very expensive (about 700-800 euros for the interface with cardbus or a pci/pci-e card). sometimes on ebay you will get a used alcatec digiscratch/digiscratch2 box which is basicly the rme hdsp rpm for about 300-400 euros.
take a look at here:
http://www.rme-audio.de/en_products_hdsp_rpm.php
http://www.rme-audio.de/en_products_hdsp_cardbus_interface.php
the hdsp rpm is no firewire interface. it´s just a firewire connector but the audio interface and the cardbus or pci/pci-e card
are using a own bus-protocol. more datatransfere (up to 130 MB/s in both directions, like pci or pci-express) and more stable than firewire or usb. rme is using a ultra low latencity and a zero cpu technique. i tested it, its really awesome and very expensive (about 700-800 euros for the interface with cardbus or a pci/pci-e card). sometimes on ebay you will get a used alcatec digiscratch/digiscratch2 box which is basicly the rme hdsp rpm for about 300-400 euros.
did you test it with time code?
geposted Tue 27 Jan 09 @ 4:28 pm
metroplex2005
yes, best performance, you can set the best settings in the setup and you will get the best results with lowest latencity and lowest cpu usage.
for further questions about the rme, ask armin MC, moderator from the german forum, he is a owner of the rme --->http://www.virtualdj.com/homepage/armin_mc/index.html
he formerly owned a audio8 and switched now to the rme (and will never switch back).
for further questions about the rme, ask armin MC, moderator from the german forum, he is a owner of the rme --->http://www.virtualdj.com/homepage/armin_mc/index.html
he formerly owned a audio8 and switched now to the rme (and will never switch back).
geposted Tue 27 Jan 09 @ 4:46 pm