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<blockquote data-quote="Per SÃ¸vik" data-source="post: 129256" data-attributes="member: 1285">Re: New Midas M32 ConsoleNot exactly, the manufacturer stopped making the Archwave DM1500 chip.The true story might also involve elements of Archwave never delivering on their promise. They were <a href="http://archwave.net.nerthus.ch-meta.net/files/11_PR%20-%20Archwave%20Announces%20The%20Worlds%20Simplest%20Multi-track%20USB%20Stick%20Recorder%20Solution%20At%20The%20NAMM%20Show%202011.pdf" target="_blank">announcing direct-to-stick 16 channel USB recording back at NAMM 2011</a>, but failed to deliver a working driver, and if I&#039;m not mistaken; forcing Behringer to write their own driver.Neither Uli nor anyone else at Behringer have ever admitted to any unhappiness or misgivings about the Archwave product, but one might assume that the decision to go in another direction with the X-USB card might have been influenced by the experience with the DM1500 and the Achwave software.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Per SÃ¸vik, post: 129256, member: 1285"] Re: New Midas M32 Console Not exactly, the manufacturer stopped making the Archwave DM1500 chip. The true story might also involve elements of Archwave never delivering on their promise. They were [URL="http://archwave.net.nerthus.ch-meta.net/files/11_PR%20-%20Archwave%20Announces%20The%20Worlds%20Simplest%20Multi-track%20USB%20Stick%20Recorder%20Solution%20At%20The%20NAMM%20Show%202011.pdf"]announcing direct-to-stick 16 channel USB recording back at NAMM 2011[/URL], but failed to deliver a working driver, and if I'm not mistaken; forcing Behringer to write their own driver. Neither Uli nor anyone else at Behringer have ever admitted to any unhappiness or misgivings about the Archwave product, but one might assume that the decision to go in another direction with the X-USB card might have been influenced by the experience with the DM1500 and the Achwave software. [/QUOTE]

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