are there any soundcards for laptops that work on osx yet?
are there any soundcards for laptops that work on osx yet?
havent found any yet, im kind of pissed at emagic right now as they have given no word of any support for the emi 2/6 in osx and i just checked their spring 2002 news letter released today and still nothing.....?
b
b
agghh!
i'm going through the same headache! i'm so psyched that Live is OSX ready and very soon Reason will be too. I was planning to be in X full time but I can't find an audio interface/card either. there really aren't any decent options right now! hopefully soon. OSX rocks and the built in MIDI is killer and works like a charm. it's weird cause i do video and graphics and my apps for that stuff have been OSX for a while. the music stuff is like the only stuff falling behind...
-
- Posts: 432
- Joined: Mon Dec 17, 2001 3:29 pm
y
Yes, the audio hardware developers need some pressure put on them. Cubase, logic and pro-tools aren't available yet, but there are plenty of good apps, like live, that need drivers.
They will probably all come out at the same time, by the looks of things.
OS 9 for anything performance-orientated is scary.
I have a US 428... tascam keep getting asked in the forum when the drivers will be ready.
They will probably all come out at the same time, by the looks of things.
OS 9 for anything performance-orientated is scary.
I have a US 428... tascam keep getting asked in the forum when the drivers will be ready.
os x has a soundcard
The iMic works with os x, so says the website. I know it is not a powerhouse, but you can\'t beat the size (or price) if setting up a gig and then you can have os x stability. i use the iMic with Live and os.9; I have the iMic hooked up to the G4QS mac and the other side to my mixer with all my instruments hooked up to the mixer. With the ASIO driver iMic provides I have no noticable latency and it records at a 24 bit level. However, i do have audio problems (audio distorts after twenty minutes of loop play, goes away after restart) though i\'m not sure the cause, live bug, drivers, iMic.
For more info:
http://www.griffintechnology.com/audio/ ... rtOSX.html
12
For more info:
http://www.griffintechnology.com/audio/ ... rtOSX.html
12
-
- Posts: 29
- Joined: Sun Mar 31, 2002 3:02 am
OS X and audio in general
My understanding is that many software/hardware developers are waiting for the official release of MacOS X 10.2, which is supposed to have more Core Audio support. Much of the cool possibilities are listed here:
http://www.apple.com/macosx/technologies/audio.html
I run OS X on three machines right now, and have the M-Audio 2496 card installed in one machine, with mixed results (so mixed, I don't even really use it). Once Reason 2.0 comes out, and someone steps forward w/ a good PCMCIA or FireWire-based audio interface that works in OS X, I'm there. Regardless of DirectX, blah blah blah, OSX is the future of audio and video, and I plan to be there.
Dave
http://www.apple.com/macosx/technologies/audio.html
I run OS X on three machines right now, and have the M-Audio 2496 card installed in one machine, with mixed results (so mixed, I don't even really use it). Once Reason 2.0 comes out, and someone steps forward w/ a good PCMCIA or FireWire-based audio interface that works in OS X, I'm there. Regardless of DirectX, blah blah blah, OSX is the future of audio and video, and I plan to be there.
Dave
---
Dave Manning
Dave Manning
-
- Posts: 15
- Joined: Sun Mar 17, 2002 12:35 am
- Location: Scotland
- Contact:
os x has a soundcard
I've used the imic with live in os x and it works well as an output device. can't get live to recognise the input (maybe 1.5 will fix this?), but if you're not sampling directly at gigs it's a good way to go for now. i'm surprised midiman don't have os x drivers for the audiosport quattro - the extra outputs would come in handy for pre-listening and it'd be a good budget option.twelve wrote: The iMic works with os x, so says the website. I know it is not a powerhouse, but you can\'t beat the size (or price) if setting up a gig and then you can have os x stability.
-
- Posts: 2846
- Joined: Sat Sep 25, 2004 6:37 am
- Location: Chicago, IL
- Contact:
-
- Posts: 1609
- Joined: Fri Jun 11, 2004 9:15 pm
- Location: NYC
In a word:
Nope. Five years later, and still no soundcards available for OSX.
Sucks. I hear every single soundcard in existence already works perfectly in Vista, down to .9 ms latency at 2.8224 MHz.
Best,
AB
Nope. Five years later, and still no soundcards available for OSX.
Sucks. I hear every single soundcard in existence already works perfectly in Vista, down to .9 ms latency at 2.8224 MHz.
Best,
AB
Macbook c2d 2.0, 2G RAM, 160G HD 5400 RPM, OSX(10.5.5), XP Home, LIVE6, BCR 2000, UC33e, Yamaha P-200, Logic Studio, KRK V6 II
what is a soundcard ?
Silicon Records Label Manager
http://www.silicon-records.com
http://www.soundcloud.com/nonnus
Silicon Studios Founder
http://www.silicon-studios.com
http://www.itouchmidi.com
http://www.idownloadapp.com
http://www.silicon-records.com
http://www.soundcloud.com/nonnus
Silicon Studios Founder
http://www.silicon-studios.com
http://www.itouchmidi.com
http://www.idownloadapp.com