With the AIR 192/6, you can create 24-bit/192kHz studio-quality recordings with an intuitive and easy-to-use audio interface. The AIR 192/6 enables you to record up to 2 channels at once with its 2 dedicated XLR+¼” balanced combo inputs, and 2 all-new ¼” instrument inputs that have a specially designed gain and impedance stage to provide the most accurate representation of a guitar or bass plugged directly into the interface. 5-pin MIDI In and Out connections are included for connecting synths, sequencers and other external MIDI gear.
With the included AIR Virtual Instrument plugins, you’ll have a virtual synth, strings, percussion, organ and piano plugins to add world-class-sounding instruments to your songs with ease.
The AIR 192/6 incorporates pristine A/D converters to provide 24-bit resolution digital audio for explosive dynamic range that captures every nuance and subtlety of your performance.
The AIR 192/6 not only features a high-speed USB connection for providing the lowest round trip latency (2.59ms) between your machine and your hardware, but it also features monitor mix control for listening directly to the source inputs, providing you with zero-latency technology.
Key Features:
cost, sound quality, delay
There may be problems with the ASIO driver
Before buying, I looked at a lot of reviews on various interfaces, and having weighed all the software and all against it stopped on this option.
I write at home through a stationary computer, outside the house through the laptop.
And if on the computer everything got up immediately and good, then on the laptop I had to tinker ... The problem with the driver.
I’ll say right away, there and there and there Win10 x64, identical software - Daw Reaper.
The only difference was that at the PC I first installed the driver from the office of the site, and only then connected the card. But on the laptop, I did the opposite ... For some reason, he first stuck the card, and only then climbed to pump firewood. What happened in the end - there is a card, the system sees it, if you put the device by default - the sound goes. But in Reaper, when choosing an asio map, there are empty windows to choose from in and out channels. + Error Initializing Asio Driver. The driver reinstalled, the software updated - invariably. I put another DAW - a similar problem. Through Asio4all, the card is connected, not through the native Asio. Search on the Internet led me in a couple of places to describe this problem, but I never found solutions, like those people actually.
T.K. There is always a set of software with me, I threw off Windows in an hour and rolled everything in a new one - now it works.
I don’t know if there is a dependence of this problem on a series of connections or a card do not like something in a specific Windows assembly, but the fact remains - the card can blow up the brain.
Yes, I do not exclude that I am crookedly and did not do something wrong, but everything always worked, but here on.
If possible, I will leave a link to the description of the problem with other musicians, maybe decisions and sensible answers will appear in these branches.
https://www.reddit.com/r/reaker/comments/py5pjk/error_initializing_asio_driver/
https://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?s=417E3B08DE6AAF67C9819DF854&P=2486842
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