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Subject:Delta 66- Omni I/O ...help! Posted by: sld124 Date:1/21/2009 5:54:09 PM hey there: I installed a Delta 66 soundcard today with the older version Omni I/o box..playback works fine ...but I can't get it set to input any audio does anyone have any idea how to set it up ...It worked when I ran it box through the generic Dell 3000 card..but only one channel.... thanks in advance to anyone who takes up this challenge Steve
Subject:RE: Delta 66- Omni I/O ...help! Reply by: feign Date:1/22/2009 6:34:39 PM I have the exact same setup, and I really like the old i/o box, couldn't do without it. I don't understand why they replaced it. When I first got the Delta 66 it took some trial and error working with the Delta control panel and Acid (and other audio software) settings to get it all coordinated. First, install the latest Delta driver and control panel. Then describe what exactly isn't working (input what audio? Microphone? External amp?) and what settings you have and I'll see if I can help. I also found mAudio tech support to be pretty helpful when I first had questions. First thing to try is set the Patchbay/router to Monitor Mixer, and make sure the levels are set correctly for the input channels. Then in Acid you need to check the hardware settings and experiment with the choices of default audio recording device. In my case I mainly use a microphone connected to Input 1, so in Acid I set the default audio recording device to Analog In 1 Delta 66. Since that's a single channel, you also need to set the recording track to mono input if you want to hear it in both channels. If you have two mics or instruments set up, the audio recording device can be set to Analog In 1/Analog In 2. Like I said, some trial and error is necessary if you're a technical idiot like me.
Subject:RE: Delta 66- Omni I/O ...help! Reply by: sld124 Date:1/30/2009 2:26:40 PM wow...who knew there were these little flush buttons on that back by the AUX out...not me that's who...luckily the dude at M-audio did...first thing he said to check was the problem...works like a champ now Thanks for the help Steve

Subject:Delta 66- Omni I/O ...help!

Posted by: sld124

Date:1/21/2009 5:54:09 PM

hey there:
I installed a Delta 66 soundcard today with the older version Omni I/o box..playback works fine ...but I can't get it set to input any audio
does anyone have any idea how to set it up ...It worked when I ran it box through the generic Dell 3000 card..but only one channel.... thanks in advance to anyone who takes up this challenge

Steve

Subject:RE: Delta 66- Omni I/O ...help!

Reply by: feign

Date:1/22/2009 6:34:39 PM

I have the exact same setup, and I really like the old i/o box, couldn't do without it. I don't understand why they replaced it. When I first got the Delta 66 it took some trial and error working with the Delta control panel and Acid (and other audio software) settings to get it all coordinated. First, install the latest Delta driver and control panel. Then describe what exactly isn't working (input what audio? Microphone? External amp?) and what settings you have and I'll see if I can help. I also found mAudio tech support to be pretty helpful when I first had questions.

First thing to try is set the Patchbay/router to Monitor Mixer, and make sure the levels are set correctly for the input channels. Then in Acid you need to check the hardware settings and experiment with the choices of default audio recording device. In my case I mainly use a microphone connected to Input 1, so in Acid I set the default audio recording device to Analog In 1 Delta 66. Since that's a single channel, you also need to set the recording track to mono input if you want to hear it in both channels. If you have two mics or instruments set up, the audio recording device can be set to Analog In 1/Analog In 2.

Like I said, some trial and error is necessary if you're a technical idiot like me.

Subject:RE: Delta 66- Omni I/O ...help!

Reply by: sld124

Date:1/30/2009 2:26:40 PM

wow...who knew there were these little flush buttons on that back by the AUX out...not me that's who...luckily the dude at M-audio did...first thing he said to check was the problem...works like a champ now

Thanks for the help
Steve