I need an audio interface for pianoteq, and since you get some other useful things with the sonic cell, I am considering it. The problem is that the sonic cell does not work with all computer software, and pianoteq is not mentioned in the specs. So I would like to know if somebody has used it with pianoteq.
cat
It looks like it has low latency drivers (i.e, ASIO) for Windows, and I assume the Mac drivers are also low latency, so it should work well with Pianoteq. I have not tried it though.
Greg.
Hi,
I tried Sonic Cell some years ago with PC. It was not very convincing as a sound card. I remember having some problems with latency and sound quality was average. But it was years ago and my system was at that moment Windows Vista...
Anyway I would not buy it without testing it...
...IMO its sounds are also out dated and very average quality. It tries to be little bit everything and then it's a big compromise. But there're as many needs as there are customers. Who am I to judge...
I need an audio interface for pianoteq, and since you get some other useful things with the sonic cell, I am considering it. The problem is that the sonic cell does not work with all computer software, and pianoteq is not mentioned in the specs. So I would like to know if somebody has used it with pianoteq.
cat
Cat, I use two different audio cards, E-MU's 0202 and Focusrites Saffire Pro 24
They are both superb. Both Focusrite and E-MU produce various interfaces to cater to your imput/output requirements, but if you just want a great audio interface to run PianoTeq through, why not go for the less-than-£90 E-MU 0202?
Just a suggestion!
Thanks, all of you. Sonic cell is out, so it will be either Emu 0404 or saffire.
cat
Thanks, all of you. Sonic cell is out, so it will be either Emu 0404 or saffire.
cat
Also check out M-Audio's Fastrack series