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48khz not supported
I am running 2018.7 in El Capitan.
I use two different Interfaces, one is a Profire 610 and the other is a mobile pre. Both M-audio brand. Both had driver support abruptly end at Yosemite but the 610 works fine in El Cap. The Mobile pre however doesn't but since it is USB, I can just use it with class drivers. I have used this for years with class drivers in Pro Tools first but now after updating to El Cap I can't load the drivers and running without drivers says that 48k isn't supported. SO when I open a 48k session, the playback in slow. For any serious recording I would use the ProFire anyway but the reason I have both is that I normally have my iMac booted into Catalina for day to day work and my mobile pre is connected to my studio monitors. I don't want to reconnect everything needlessly. Is there anyway to make this work on 48k? The interface supports 24/48 so it should work. |
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Re: 48khz not supported
Class-compliant USB audio interfaces have no drivers.
On Macs, you change the sample rate from Audio MIDI Setup Utliity. Select the hardware in the left column, in the right column you set the sample rate under "Format". You need to do this before opening Pro Tools.
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Re: 48khz not supported
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Yes, I originally used this with the supplied drivers but they don't seem to work period after OS X 10.10. 48k shows but but it seems to keep changing back. I have another cheap M-audio interface that I could try but it doesn't have balanced outputs and that is the main reason I use this. |
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Re: 48khz not supported
Both of these interfaces are way old. If you want to do "serious" recording, you really need to move to a modern interface
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Re: 48khz not supported
Do you know if the interface supports 48kHz with a class compliant driver? you had that working before? I would hope it does if it is listing that in Audio MIDI setup, but that is no guarantee. Can you play iTunes or similar back through it at 48kHz?
Sample rates changing back are typically caused by some other application or utility running. Getting a sample rate change notification and changing the rate back to what the other software wants. Can take a second or so if the other app is already running. Make sure the interface is not being used for mac sound output or systems sound, and that you are not using an aggregate device and that interface is not part of another aggregate device. Look at the sample rate in Audio Midi Setup. when exactly does it change from 48kHz? what happens if you open pro tools with a known 48kHz session, then if needed reset the interface to 48 kHz in Audio Midi setup? A device is not just USB audio class compliant because it has USB, the manufacturer has to build that in. Which M-Audio claims for Mobile Pre. But who knows what issues it might have. The M-Audio disaster that Avid inflicted on the world produced some of the worst products in the industry, certainly worst quality of support and software. The peak of Avid management incompetence. And M-Audio preamps are typically nasty, especially at higher gain. I personally would throw all these products in the garbage. There are many much better interfaces available, Focusrite is the canonical low price/decent value/quality vendor especially with their 2i2. Make sure anything you buy has driver support back to the old macOS you are running on. You should get less latency and maybe more features using a vendor supplied driver. Last edited by Darryl Ramm; 07-09-2022 at 01:39 PM. |
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Re: 48khz not supported
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Also, I understand there are other interfaces out that and this is old. I have had it for a decade. I haven't used it for recording in a long time. The reason I like to keep it around is so that I can use it in itunes, etc booted into Catalina. Then if I want to reboot into teh older system, I can use it just to open a session or if I want to do something simple, such as recently my aunt sent me some old tapes from my grandparents. This is all just a hobby for me so I don't like to spend a ton but I have noticed that basic interfaces are really cheap these days. I have used a Scarlette 2i2 and like it, I may look for one of those at some point. TO be honest, I would like to find something that was just line in and line out, no mic preamps needed, just something with balanced TRS outs. But I am not sure such a device exists. |
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Low-end interface with line inputs only basically don't exist. Manufacturers are targeting a singer/songwriter market and will perceive they need to have preamp(s) and the cost of adding a cheap (& often nasty) preamp is low. And be careful, if you want to say record guitar or bass directly in you will typically need a preamp or preamp/DI input even if it physically looks like a phono line in connection. There are lots of no-input, output only DACs are all over the place, but rapidly get into the "audiophile" fools market. You can pick up a 3rd Gen 2i2 up on eBay for < $100 if you look around. If cash is tight that is what I'd do. Motu, Universal Audio (Volt), and others also make nice low-cost interfaces with good support (but then anything is good compared to M-Audio and Avid/M-Audio). Last edited by Darryl Ramm; 07-09-2022 at 05:13 PM. |
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Re: 48khz not supported
"(but then anything is good compared to Motu and Avid/Motu)"
I hope you meant M-Audio and Avid/M-Audio?
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Re: 48khz not supported
Oh jeez yes, how embarrassing edited and fixed. I like Motu gear, some nice stuff and seems a well run company.
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Re: 48khz not supported
While I don't have it, I do like MOTU's M line, M2 and M4. Metal with metal knobs, decent converters and pres and built in Loopback and reasonably priced.
I'm an RME fan though, but can't say their interfaces are reasonably priced, but can say they're a cut above.
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