Recording with M-Audio's Quattro -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:Recording with M-Audio's Quattro Posted by: 161865652 Date:8/28/2002 11:35:46 PM I recently bought the M-Audio Quattro USB interface audio recorder, and i am having incredible difficulty recording, and reproducing recording performance. On some attempts i cannot get it to record anything, and on some rare instances it records and i am not able to identify the limiting agent. I'm trying to record in Acid Pro 4.0 and Sound Forge 5. Any help is greatly appreciated. Does anyone else have the quattro? (yes i've tried the latest driÒÒ«, im on xp) thank you, zackgartman@hotmail.com
Subject:RE: Recording with M-Audio's Quattro Reply by: jues Date:9/10/2002 9:57:52 AM Hey I use the M-Audio Quattro and although I suffer from a few problem's - it never got quite as intense as yours :) Have you tried flipping the driver set over to MME as the Sonic Foundary series does not have ASIO support? This is done by Right clicking on the M-Audio System tray icon (A grey M in the bottom right of the taskbar, near the clock). Hope this helps!

Subject:Recording with M-Audio's Quattro

Posted by: 161865652

Date:8/28/2002 11:35:46 PM

I recently bought the M-Audio Quattro USB interface audio recorder, and i am having incredible difficulty recording, and reproducing recording performance. On some attempts i cannot get it to record anything, and on some rare instances it records and i am not able to identify the limiting agent. I'm trying to record in Acid Pro 4.0 and Sound Forge 5. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Does anyone else have the quattro?

(yes i've tried the latest driÒÒ«, im on xp)

thank you,
zackgartman@hotmail.com

Subject:RE: Recording with M-Audio's Quattro

Reply by: jues

Date:9/10/2002 9:57:52 AM

Hey

I use the M-Audio Quattro and although I suffer from a few problem's - it never got quite as intense as yours :) Have you tried flipping the driver set over to MME as the Sonic Foundary series does not have ASIO support? This is done by Right clicking on the M-Audio System tray icon (A grey M in the bottom right of the taskbar, near the clock).

Hope this helps!