Anyone verified if the Blue 192's work with 11

[Barry Johns]

Title says it all. Anyone?

[nst7]

There have been a few posts in these forums stating that they are working just fine.

[smfelton]

Yep reported to be working fine...

[mlange]

From VintageKing
http://vintageking.com/blog/2013/04/...11-has-arrived


Pro Tools 11 vs. Pro Tools HD 11
The HD version of the software - Pro Tools HD 11 supports HDX
and HD Native PCIe and thunderbolt systems. Support for HD
Accel and earlier cards is now discontinued. Also contrary to many
rumors the old blue 192 I/O continues to work with Pro Tools HD
11 with an HDX or Native core. This is great news for anyone who
wants to upgrade but can't afford to replace all their I/O at once.
Pro Tools HD 11's exclusive features are the new advanced
metering, integration of video satellite LE, and of course the ability
to use the low latency FGPA-powered mix engine in a Native or
HDX system and the DSP offered by HDX.

[Drew Mazurek]

Black and blue boxes working fine side by side on an unsupported Harpertown here.

[Mark Dann]

Working here as well.

[brianjanthony]

How about the OLD black boxes like the 1622 or the 888 attached to Blue Legacy port?

My 1622 is still working great and i'd hate to lose it.

[JFreak]

Originally Posted by brianjanthony

How about the OLD black boxes like the 1622 or the 888 attached to Blue Legacy port? My 1622 is still working great and i'd hate to lose it.

Unsupported since Intel Macs came out. I have had mixed experience with that as of the 3 boxes I've used one 1622 worked and another 1622 did not, and one 888|24 worked as well. This was on PT8 on PPC workstation.

So no guarantee. You need to test it yourself.

[brianjanthony]

I'd LOVE to test it. Unfortunately I don't have PT 11 in house, nor HDX cards, so its impossible. Actually I don't know anyone local who's installed 11 HD yet. I'm sure someone will try it out here before I'm ready to buy. And that will at least help steer my purchases.

The system I have going is rock solid, and the 1622, while old, is exactly what I need for now... 16 line ins for triggers and synths in a single racks space.

When I move to 11, I need 32 ins based on the way these 3 rooms are wired, so I need at least 24 good analog ins and at least 4-6 ok analog ins. I'll keep poking around to see if anyone's tried it.

[Touchwood Studios]

Originally Posted by Drew Mazurek

Black and blue boxes working fine side by side on an unsupported Harpertown here.

you rebel!