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Originally Posted by blackbirdstudio
Hi Harry...
All this is with price in mind.
The 192 interfaces can have either a 16in 8 out analogue config, or a 16out 8in analogue config.
If ya need to record a full band, probably the 16in option is the go.
If im right, the o2r has 8 pres in it, and no direct outs, but you could use the insert points for an unbalanced output from each channel, which should be sweet in most cases.
8 more pres, ontop of that, and i reckon thats a pretty good start. Just a cheap mixer will do.
The 192 has a digital card built in with 8 in and outs ontop of the analogue ones i mentioned before, so with a converter attached their, thats 8 more.
There are some cheap converters out there that will do the job, lots with pres on the front end too.
Hope that helps
dave
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The 192 comes "stock" with only 8 i/o (excluding the enclosed digital outs)
To make it 16 in, you have to purchase and install an additional A/D card...
or if you are willing to stay at 48k, you can instead add an additional ADAT interface. (8 ins). BUT... no matter how you cut it, you can only have 16 in. Not 24, as is implied above. SB