What this means is a few more milliseconds of latency, "round trip latency" everyone talks about. So if you want to monitor an input, you have to do it through the DAW. The RME will have Totalmix software for this sort of thing. Like the famous UAD Apollo example that they try so hard to sell. Anything live being performed that needs to be monitored for the performer.Ī lot of them will allow you to "print" some DSP processing to a track as well. People generally use this to put their voice in the headphones, or whatever. This usually happens in pseudo-real time meaning a millisecond or two, as long as the DSP mixer takes to work. No direct monitoring.if you don't mind explaining it to me as if I was five: does this imply that if I do a computer-based live performance but feel like recording an acoustic instrument on the spot, I won't be able to?What most interfaces do is give you a knob, or in bigger ones, a software "console" to rout your inputs to various analog outputs for cue mixing / monitoring. I do like RMEs converters better than both but that is totally subjective since even $200 interfaces sound damn amazing nowadays. That being said the Presonus and UAudio have damn good performance and their own unique features. The Presonus Quantum interfaces offer I/O expansion over thunderbolt.īut right now all of RMEs current USB 2.0 and 3.0 interfaces over as good or better low latency performance than most any of the thunderbolt interfaces on the market. Universal audio interfaces are sending both DSP and audio and allowing for daisy-chained I/O and DSP expansion over thunderbolt. The only benefit of Thunderbolt over USB is it being able to handle more bandwidth which translates to more I/O being possible on the single interface or an interface being able to expand its I/O or sending DSP data along with audio at once.įor the RME the high I/O is why they did thunderbolt for that interface. It is only Thunderbolt because of the high number of I/O (94 ins and 94 outs). Looking over the Presonus thunderbolt line, I was wondering about the RME alternatives.HI,Ĭurrently, RME has one interface that is Thunderbolt.
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