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<blockquote data-quote="harrybrilljr" data-source="post: 88845" data-attributes="member: 103">Re: smaart A I/OAs you and I have discussed many times since v.6 was introduced and I asked around about multichannel interfaces, knew you had an 8pre and immediately bought one so I could use multimic with version 6.&nbsp; Yes it works.&nbsp; Yes it&#039;s like SIM not Smaart 7 only one mic at a time but it has all the switching and saves delay times etc.&nbsp; It was not an advertised feature but well known to anyone that wanted it.A List isSmaart I-O&nbsp; Plug and play mac and windowsRoland Octa-Pre Not sure of any limitations hereUSB Pre The new one works with newer OS&#039; while the old one works with older OS&#039; but may work with newer OS&#039; too YMMVMOTU 8pre Works with all versions of Smaart, mac and windows&nbsp; Comes with ASIO, WAV, and CORE drivers.The cheap way is to get a computer that has a stereo line input and use your FOH console to distribute the signals.&nbsp; It worked for years until most computes lost the line input.I cannot recommend M Audio, Digidesign, Presonus (although that may have changed in the last couple years)&nbsp; Basically they all work flawlessly for some people.&nbsp; Others seem to have issues.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="harrybrilljr, post: 88845, member: 103"] Re: smaart A I/O As you and I have discussed many times since v.6 was introduced and I asked around about multichannel interfaces, knew you had an 8pre and immediately bought one so I could use multimic with version 6. Yes it works. Yes it's like SIM not Smaart 7 only one mic at a time but it has all the switching and saves delay times etc. It was not an advertised feature but well known to anyone that wanted it. A List is Smaart I-O Plug and play mac and windows Roland Octa-Pre Not sure of any limitations here USB Pre The new one works with newer OS' while the old one works with older OS' but may work with newer OS' too YMMV MOTU 8pre Works with all versions of Smaart, mac and windows Comes with ASIO, WAV, and CORE drivers. The cheap way is to get a computer that has a stereo line input and use your FOH console to distribute the signals. It worked for years until most computes lost the line input. I cannot recommend M Audio, Digidesign, Presonus (although that may have changed in the last couple years) Basically they all work flawlessly for some people. Others seem to have issues. [/QUOTE]

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