Hi,

Thanks for the reply.

Is that a "programmed limitation" or is it a technical impossibility?

As I understand RME never saw USB as a good system but now have decided to dominate the pro-sumer market so I'm glad for a pro-style choice, however why no differentiation between the digital standards?

Regards

Hi Matthias,

Sounds awesome!

Oh and I wanted to use ADAT for input's and s/pdif for output, since I have a BMC-2 and it is "bit transparent" at 3 o'clock, since I have an analog desk that is fed by old-generation hardware (echo 3G's) in cubase and am hoping to run Wavelab exclusively on the BF because of the parametric eq's, so is any of this possible, eg I can mix the analog in's with the ADAT in's and mix all to stereo spdif, while having "backup" analog and headphones?

Also, it seems that there is no detail on how the i/o's work @ 96 Khz, is there any reference here besides the manual?

Thanks again

eg will the ADAT do s/mux and s/pdif 96khz at the same time, and what happens if it's all running @ 192?

If it can be that the analog is plugged in and mixed with either 8x or 4x adat @ 44.1/48 & 96Khz respectively, all down to stereo in totalmix (or multi-out) with e.q. on every channel, then i will be rather enamored I feel.

P.S. My BMC-2 can do ADAT anyway, but S/PDIF is a good option. Also, I don't understand what "AS" is in the manual regarding channel count.

Thanks again