Nope, 20 is 20.

I also have a wish for a future version : the ability to rename control rool ports. For instance, instead of "Phones 1", "Phone 2"... I'll be happy to name them by the room they are sent to or by musician name. And name speaker outputs with my speakers brands.

Now, we can give names to any port... as long as we don't use it in the control room. Such a shame ;-)

with the new total mix, is anybody having problems fitting the window completely in your monitor? the window cannot be sized by the looks of it. 100% is too small, and the rest are too big and borders arent viewable. any advice?

cheers

This seems to be fixed. Don't know how, but it is.

The version 4 driver for MADI FX and MADIface XT in PCIe mode has not yet been released, right?

I see. Thank you for clearing that up.

Hi,

I have a Multiface II and I am using the latest versions of TotalMix FX and Windows drivers ; also, the firmware of my HDSPe card is up to date.

I encounter the following problem: there is no loopback functionality for ADAT outputs 7/8 (loopback is available for ADAT outputs 1 to 6).

Is this a bug or an hardware limitation? I don't remember if the loopback was available for these outputs on old versions of TotalMix.

Best Regards.

I do get occasional (happened two times) BSOD with the new software (nothing else on the system changed) this is causing TM FX to forget all settings including layouts and channel names. Any ideas why and how to restore the settings easily?

I'm just updating this thread with what has become routine using v4 with an HDSPe ExpressCard and a Multiface 1 on a MBP: as I've gone back to using the "Disconnect" I/O Box function in the settings before putting the MBP to sleep because otherwise there still is an audio transient created on wakeup (seems lower in level than with the older drivers). But on wakeup, the Settings have to be closed and relaunched for then to see the HDSPe device. After that I can uncheck "Disconnect" and all is well.

However, if I wake up the MBP and don't touch the Settings at all (no card recognized/indeterminate state), inevitably after a time TMFX will start using massive amounts of CPU for no clear reason. At that point I just Quit both apps and relaunch Settings and then TMFX and everything is normal again. FYI.

Concerning the last questions, I may help, as I think I see the same with my system (HDSP Digiface PCI):

I boot the PC, then open TotalMixFx. I see the SPDIF out meter showing a level, even though nothing gets out SPDIF. The Meter then goes down to zero.

So, the initial metering value doesn't seem to come from hardware. Subsequent metering levels do come from hardware, so the meter goes down to zero...

Question Windows 10 is around the conrner is it going to be firmware update like XP to 7 or just normal support for Windows 10 will be added ?