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Is it possible to use the Fireface UCX II totally standalone for recording?
In other words, to record a track to an external drive, then play that track back while recording another track along with it?
My goal would be to be able to record totally free from my computer, and then when all the tracks are recorded go to the DAW for mixing etc.
YES
Page 102 in the user manual says so.
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Is it possible to use the Fireface UCX II totally standalone for recording?
Yes, keeping in mind that recorded files cannot be renamed while stand-alone operation.
In other words, to record a track to an external drive, then play that track back while recording another track along with it?
Not possible, only 1 operation at the same time, or record or playback.
My goal would be to be able to record totally free from my computer, and then when all the tracks are recorded go to the DAW for mixing etc.
No problem, just drag and drop the recorded file to your DAW or use the RME app Multichannel WAV File Batch Processor to separate recorded tracks.
YES
Page 102 in the user manual says so..
That is incorrect. DURec does not allow playback while recording (or overdubbing). This feature would require either a computer or an iPad connected to the UFX II.
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HMan wrote:Is it possible to use the Fireface UCX II totally standalone for recording?
Yes, keeping in mind that recorded files cannot be renamed while stand-alone operation.
In other words, to record a track to an external drive, then play that track back while recording another track along with it?
Not possible, only 1 operation at the same time, or record or playback.
My goal would be to be able to record totally free from my computer, and then when all the tracks are recorded go to the DAW for mixing etc.
No problem, just drag and drop the recorded file to your DAW or use the RME app Multichannel WAV File Batch Processor to separate recorded tracks.
Thanks, that's just how it appeared to me, but wanted to be sure I wasn't missing something. I'll just have to figure out a workflow.
waedi wrote:YES
Page 102 in the user manual says so..That is incorrect. DURec does not allow playback while recording (or overdubbing). This feature would require either a computer or an iPad connected to the UFX II.
Thanks Matthias, doubly confirmed. I thought I was dreaming a little too big.
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