It's possible to connect this I/O card to a surround speaker system that boasts a 7.1 channel configuration. By all accounts, this driver card is a virtual studio that can support several different inputs, such as a mixer, MIDI keyboard, rhythm machine, or a microphone. You can plug in this M-Audio Delta PCI, and your computer should instantly find the plug and play driver needed for near instant functionality.The M-Audio 1010LT can offer the professional performance required by today's most popular software programs, such as Pro Tools. On the opposite side of the exterior connections, you can find PC interface connectors with gold plating. Most of the components on this audio board are surface mounted, which means that they can always be securely held in place as you pump up the volume. It has a compact size that can allow it to fit into nearly any laptop, and its analog and digital connectors are clearly marked on the edges of the printed circuit board. Sound quality, performance, and superior driver technology are a few of the reasons why this M-Audio Delta 1010LT can be a strong computer sound card.Lets see what m-audio have done for me personally. so thanks to them, I've had to fork out a load of money because they have taken their time. NO problems, but had to get a keyboard also to replace the ozone. in ANY host I use (reason / sonar / cubase)Ģ weeks ago, I got a saffire 6. get someone to fx it with bit crusher every 4-5 minutes that's what it was equivalent to. they were told this about 3 times over 3 months. Their tech support has beyond rubbish and they were told how to replicate the issues. but if the LT gives me any issues like the ozone. so I assume say a windows update threw them or something. I am just a hobbiest that has played and recorded for way too long as a hobby and I'm trying to get the best results possible on a "hobbiest" budget.ĭave, for the ozone they were out in 2009 and not updated since!!!. The delta defintely doesn't owe me anything. Probably not as fast or efficient as firewire but I it's paid for and I thought I'd continue on with it but I may go shopping for another interface. The Delta 1010Lt has been with me a long time.
Works fine with WDM so it's not the end of the world. I simply have an issue with the ASIO config with Sonar. At the end of the day my 4 core proc with 8GB RAM screams.not like an i7 but it does the job. On the other hand (W7 in 64Bit) also sucks more memory than any other OS in M$ history. This means that this OS utilizes CPU resources more efficiently than any other OS Microsoft has ever built. I loaded Windows 7 on my PC because Windows 7 is built on Windows 2008 architecture. Yes I have all the 64 bit drivers loaded for the device and installed at 64Bit in Sonar.
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