RME Madiface USB

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MADI/USB Interface

  • 128 Channels at 48 kHz
  • 64 Channels at 96 kHZ
  • 32 Channels at 192 kHz
  • With two inputs connected, converts coaxial to optical
  • SteadyClock
  • USB connector for audio input/output as well as power supply (USB bus powered)
  • Sync status LED
Available since September 2013
Item number 317468
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Recording / Playback Channels 64x64
Number of Mic Inputs 0
Number of Line Inputs 0
Instrument Inputs 0
Number of Line Outs 0
Headphone Outs 0
Phantom power No
Number of S/PDIF Connectors 0
Number of ADAT Connectors 0
Numer of AES/EBU Connectors 0
Number of MADI Connectors 2
Ethernet 0
Other Connectors No
MIDI interface No
Word Clock No
Max. sample rate (kHz) 192 kHz
Max. resolution in bit 24 bit
USB Bus-Powered Yes
Incl. power supply No
USB Version 2.0
Width in mm 112 mm
Depth in mm 83 mm
Height in mm 27 mm
Connection Format USB port Type B
Zero latency monitoring 1
$777
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Tiny, bomb proof, ad beutifully finished.
Jonathan840 24.09.2013
This was bought as an alternative to the digico ubmadi, and the older express card madiface, with a view to use it for archiving live shows, recorded from either digico or digidesign consoles, though will work with any madi capable unit, and for using those archived shows for virtual soundcheck possibilities while touring. This, it does flawlessly, using any of the the DAWs Ive access to, reaper, cubase, logic, and pro tools, without any issues, or glitches, in fact, less issues than my moto 828 hybrid. In addition to this work, I needed to finish mixing an ep for a band I was working with on the road, and this unit allowed me to use the live console I was touring with, coupled with Pro Tools 9HD to act like a mobile studio, and overdub a few vocals, and add some drums, all seamlessly, and on a 3 year old cheap HP laptop bought from a hughstreet chain in a hurry

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Very reliable piece of gear
Anonymous 08.12.2015
I bought this unit to connect my SPL Madison DA/AD converter to my computer and as expected I had no problems with it (never had any with RME gear).

The driver is super stable. I was aware that some users mentioned issues when using external clock at higher sampling frequencies, but I had no problems at all. I clocked it by Madison's internal clock and it works as stable at 96KHz as it is at 44.1KHz (never tested it at 192KHz).

There are only 2 things I don't like about this unit - there is no power switch, and there is no monitoring output. Even a simple headphone jack output would be of a great help, but there is none. Everything else is perfect.
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Recommend!
Anonymous 21.04.2016
Nice little device. After setting it up (easy) You can forget its existence - it is very-very stable, works 100%. I'am using SPL Madison with it. DAW's I'am using: Logic Pro and PreSonus Studio One.

Good product, recommend.
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Great product
wutevawerks 13.07.2018
Used this to run recordings and playback for multitracks from a computer source to the console via MADI, great for doing training and shows, although the caution is always to get a reliable PC at the other end, because a solution is only as good as your weakest link.
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