Topic: One off MADIface USB user for 1 project advice please
I have a project coming up in 4 weeks.
I am planning to take a multitrack of one of my band's forthcoming gigs.
The FOH desk is a Midas Pro1
There is 1 free AES50 port on the desk to which it is planned to route the 24 tracks we'll be using.
I have arranged to borrow a KT DN9650 with a MADI card to convert the signal to MADI.
I have arranged to also borrow a MADIface USB for the project.
I will be using a fairly old i7 2630QM laptop running 12Gb RAM , W7x64Pro and Sonar Platinum using ASIO and internal and external(USB3) SSDs (undecided where to write the project at the moment)
The Pro1 desk is fixed to 96kHz sampling rate (I think it uses 24bit depth but I'm not sure).
I am a bit concerned as to whether my system will be able to track 24 tracks simutaneously at 24/96 and am wondering how I might set it up to track at 24/48 or 24/44.1.
Reading the manual I suspect that using ASIO would prevent me from taking the 96kHz signal to 48 or 44.1 in my DAW? is this right?
Can the MADIface USB perform real-time resampling?
Could any experienced users give me a guide as to how to set this scenario up?
How might I best setup my laptop so that the minumum effort is required to get this working?
I only get the KT DN9650 and the MADIface the day before I fly to the gig in Spain, and I only have access to the Pro1 desk on the day....so trial runs and experimentation aren't really an option.
We really want to try to get the start of a live album out of this and muggins the bass player here has been tasked with putting it together.