Possible to use 2 Digi 001's with Cubase?

[scoobydoo]

The darn things are getting so cheap on Ebay that I'm thinking about building a mobile rig with a couple of them and track to Cubase or Enuendo. Is it possible to use 2 or 3 Digi 001's via ASIO drivers at the same time in Cubase?

[madrock]

i believe the ASIO driver anly supports a single interface.

[superpenguin79]

yes, ASIO unfortunately only supports one Digi device at a time. You can run two machines with two 001's, but there again key is the second machine and syncronizing everything with an external world clock for your timing stuff which may not be worth the hassel for a mobile rig unless you wish to go that rout and setup a second machine for that purpose..etc.. Goodluck

[Bob Legs]

2 systems, 2 001s, vst - system link via spdif and off ya go

[scoobydoo]

Why do I even bother... If you have to ask, the answer with a Digi rig is "no".

Honestly I don't know why I even still use PT. I've had nothing but problems and restrictions with it since day one almost 5 years ago.

Thanks for the help though. I think mine might be one of the cheap 001's on ebay with the rest of them soon.

[Jenre]

You can actually use two interfaces at once with cubase but you need to use a different driver, which i think is called the 'full-duplex' driver. it does work but it introduces pretty bad latency from what i've read.