pepe
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If I want to avoid consumer products such as m-audio nor can justify the big money such as the RME, what options exist? For example, I came across http://echoaudio.com but I have never heard or read about them. However, they really seem like a decent option.
Now when going for Windows 7 (or above) I want to have an interface that is stable, got decent specs, have an intuitive and uncluttered user-interface, and most importantly it should be known to work right out of the box.
At the moment I am using an E-MU 1820M but the support on this product dropped very fast, nowadays it is non existent. For me E-MU will never be an option anymore. When thinking about it - I spent several weeks installing/re-installing the OS in various configurations in order to get this system up and running, it also required several updates/fixes in order to get a decent performance out of it. Also, the mic-pres designed by Ted Fletcher were a big disappointment. To support E-MU is one of my biggest mistakes ever and will not happen again.
Now when going for Windows 7 (or above) I want to have an interface that is stable, got decent specs, have an intuitive and uncluttered user-interface, and most importantly it should be known to work right out of the box.
At the moment I am using an E-MU 1820M but the support on this product dropped very fast, nowadays it is non existent. For me E-MU will never be an option anymore. When thinking about it - I spent several weeks installing/re-installing the OS in various configurations in order to get this system up and running, it also required several updates/fixes in order to get a decent performance out of it. Also, the mic-pres designed by Ted Fletcher were a big disappointment. To support E-MU is one of my biggest mistakes ever and will not happen again.