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I would skip the Mac route (unless it's just an experiment) and grab a decent windows laptop and get to work. As long as the TB port uses an Intel chipset, you will have zero compatibility issues. Ideally you want an Intel Alpine Ridge, or the new Titan Ridge chipset for Thunderbolt 3 (Intel allows ...

Looking good

I just built an XITE box. We also have a for sale forum, and I started a thread to encourage PCI users to consider migrating to XITE. To connect XITE to a Mac, you'll want to link the XITE and Mac via ADAT, analog i/o and MIDI as with the PCI cards. I prefer RME soundcards still for latency+stabilit...

This may interest those doing new builds: Windows-as-a-nuisance: How I clean up a “clean install” of Windows 11 and Edge

There are TB to PCIe enclosures that would work fine.

It’s their app stack on top of android. Bigger issue is they such, older OS versions and processors. But it’s easy to make them android with a tool called “Fire Toolbox”

I have a few Fire tablets leftover from the kids using them, I'll try to root one of them to install the google apps and purchase this. I can't do it from desktop and don't want to install bluestacks just to support you.

Exactly the point! If memory serves the 4.x keys work, but I'll let you report back your results as cause to get excited.

I suppose if you're doing 96Khz then you'll be limited to 8 channels on the second A16U, but as I mix in analog I can simply record to 96khz on my RME machines if some project dictates that as the final samplerate.

Do you have your keyfile(s)?

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There are 2 ADAT ports & 2 ZLINK ports on the rear of the Xite-1, listed on the S|C site as: • 2 x Z-Link (16 Channels at 96 kHz)

Note also the resources we have here for getting to grips with your Xite: Dante's Scoperise's Archives have a wealth of Xite articles about the Xite, including: [ur=https://www.scopeusers.com/ScopeRise/issue_02/xite1.html]A Look at the Xite-1[/url] Getting Xited (thoughts as Dante was getting his Xi...

Having had some time to install and acquaint myself with my Xite box, I will use this thread to annotate my experiences coming from the PCI cards so that those who have not yet become XITE-d can understand what is on offer in comparison to their aging PCI systems. While there are NEW! 6dsp cards in ...

Finished building my Xite box, and have almost everything installed and working now. I am missing some installers, or have old OXE installers for 4.5 which don't seem to work with v7 on 64bit. So, looking for zipfile/installers for the following old devices: Brainworx bx_digital << Now on S|C Site u...

I actually had a JP8000 in the later part of the 90's, I sold it to a friend when I left Texas. The supersaw and saw sounds it makes are classic late 90's trance and I used it for what we called "Ambient Dub" at the time (1AD/2AD/3AD on Waveform & similar compilations from astralwerks)...

John would likely still sell you a license key. Go to his site at https://johnbowen.com and check the legacy area

Thanks, will check it out.

Ah ok, it sounded like you only saw subscription. Yes, on this we are agreed.

Given how metallic this sounds, have you tried the SSB plugins (SSB delay etc)?

Again, I can purchase and own Falcon. Do you not see this option?