2 x Maya44 USB = 4 stereo out?
2 x Maya44 USB = 4 stereo out? Posted on: 22.11.2009 by Assunta Doern I read in traktors | |
| Assunta Doern 22.11.2009 | I read in traktors |
| Assunta Doern 22.11.2009 | I read in traktors |
| Assunta Doern 22.11.2009 | I read in traktors |
| Assunta Doern 22.11.2009 | I read in traktors |
| Assunta Doern 22.11.2009 | I read in traktors |
| Assunta Doern 22.11.2009 | I read in traktors |
| Assunta Doern 22.11.2009 | I read in traktors |
| Assunta Doern 22.11.2009 | I read in traktors |
| Assunta Doern 22.11.2009 | I read in traktors |
| Assunta Doern 22.11.2009 | I read in traktors |
| Assunta Doern 22.11.2009 | I read in traktors |
| Assunta Doern 22.11.2009 | I read in traktors |
| Assunta Doern 22.11.2009 | I read in traktors |
| Assunta Doern 22.11.2009 | I read in traktors |
| Assunta Doern 22.11.2009 | I read in traktors |
| Assunta Doern 22.11.2009 | I read in traktors |
| juan garcia 23.11.2009 | you can use asio4all on the windows side to use more then one card at a time |
| Susann Blachford 23.11.2009 | i have no idea. Macbook pros only have 2 USBs so i'm guessing you'll have to use a USB hub. I use a USB hub and have 2 midi devices and a sound card plugged in at the same time with no performance hits but i'm not sure about the maya44... |
| Assunta Doern 23.11.2009 | And what about the USB bandwidth of the macbook pro? I know that the maya44 usb use a lot of usb bandwidth, plus a midi/usb cable (for ddm 4000), plus nanoPad. |
| Susann Blachford 22.11.2009 | If you have a mac you can do this by making an aggregate device in Audio Midi Setup and select the two Maya44s. Then in Traktor select the aggregate device as your audio interface. Not sure if this can be done with windows. |
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