28 May
2005
28 May
'05
3:17 a.m.
On Fri, 27 May 2005 09:36:04 -0700, Kevin Cosgrove <kevinc(a)doink.com>
wrote:
yes, but that was one of the BIG selling points for the multiface for me
-- get both the pci adapter and the cardbus adapter and you can easily
flip the multiface between your desktop and your laptop. yes, it's a sweet
little box!
-p
On 27 May 2005 at 11:03, "Peter Lutek" <plutek(a)infinity.net> wrote:
take a look in the mixer window, with channel strips at full width. the
numeric display immediately above the fader is the fader level, while the
one immediately above the channel meter is the peak level. click in the
peak level display to reset that particular channel (works while the
transport is running), or ctrl-click to reset all channels.
thanks, kevin.... yup, i'm on the ardour
list, but am ok with
the ardour side of things. incidentally, you don't need a
plugin for the metering..... the ardour mixer shows peaks in
each strip, and is now globally resettable (ctrl-click in any
channel peak box resets all channels).
I use its meters. But, I haven't found, nor bothered to look,
for peak-hold on them, let alone reset. I'm using beta29, if
that matters. yes, i'm using an rme multiface (8 analog, 8
adat, 2spdif).
Very nice. I've never been able to figure out for certain
whether one needs to buy an additional PCI card to use the
multiface with a computer. It looks like that to me from data on
the web. I opted for the delta 1010 because it comes with a PCI
card for about half the price of the multiface plus an rme PCI
card. Of course the multiface has ADAT sync, which would have
been wonderful for me since I have an ADAT too. So, did you have
to buy an additional card?