listen third party audio with hd native through 192I/o?

[hart07]

Hello I would like to listen any sound like Flac files from my pc Intel I7 with my hd native card through my 192I/o but what outputs on my 192 I have to use to plug on my amp inputs?
I have to install a digi core audio driver too?
Before with my digi003 factory I was able to listen any sound from my pc through the FireWire port but the digi 003 got a monitoring outputs and the 192 no
And I don't want launch pro tools to listen any sound from my pc Intel
Thks

[hart07]

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Thks I need help on this one

[Darryl Ramm]

Originally Posted by hart07

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Thks I need help on this one

OK I can come over and open the manual for you for a small fee... :-O

There is a whole chapter in the HD native manual on the ASIO driver. I am sure folks here will be happy to try to help if something there is not clear/not working-try to be specific what is not working.

Darryl

[hart07]

Sure I got the manual but I have to buy any d25 cables with xlr
And I would like to be sure if I can use the core audio from my hd native card through the 192 to listen any sound from my Intel pc like Flac or other audio soft like reason5
Thks in advance
And also what are the 192' outputs I have to use
Analog or digital to plug on my amp or my future control monitoring like dangerous monitor d box
Thks

[Darryl Ramm]

Originally Posted by hart07

Sure I got the manual but I have to buy any d25 cables with xlr
And I would like to be sure if I can use the core audio from my hd native card through the 192 to listen any sound from my Intel pc like Flac or other audio soft like reason5
Thks in advance
And also what are the 192' outputs I have to use
Analog or digital to plug on my amp or my future control monitoring like dangerous monitor d box
Thks

If want to listen through the interface, of course you need to connect it to an amp/speakers or powered monitor. Normally that's an analog output unless you are going to an outboard DAC. If you are handy with a soldering iron and just want a pair of outputs its easy to make a cable.

As long as your software can talk to an ASIO driver it should work.

It seems like you have some very fundamental questions. Have you used this gear or any HD equipment for anything? If not it may save a lot of hassle to find somebody to help you set this up.

Info on how to configure/select the possible outputs for use with ASIO are in the doc I mentioned. I cannot offer anything more clearer/useful than that doc.

Darryl

[hart07]

Sorry for my newbie question but I prefer ask it before buy any cables
Sure an analog xlr cable is ok to connect to my amp
But I have to configure the monitor output on the 192 before
The n/a converters from the 192 are good ?

I know hardware but I never had before a 192
I got a mytek before and it was easy cause monitor output and great converters;-)

[hart07]

You advice me monitor d box or crane song avocet regarding monitoring?

[Darryl Ramm]

Without knowing your studio setup, preamps/amps, all your speakers/monitors etc. or what you are trying to do I really cannot recommend anything.

Start with something as simple as possible to get things working. If you have an amp with XLR in then you need a DB-25 to XLR cable or patch bay or TRS to XLR adapter cable. Lots of options there from make it yourself to....

Personally When first checking this out I would have grabbed a pair of powered monitors, soldered up a DB-25 to XLR cable or grabbed one I already have and know it works and then messed about with the software/setup to confirm things work, then I would worry about integrating it into something more complex. One small step at a time.

Darryl

[hart07]

I got an amp with jack input but I will go with d 25 xlr with jack adapter
And I will connect it on any outputs from the 192