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I have one of these, most importantly, get the latest drivers and patchmix ultility from the website, this is crucial.
Once these are installed, in patchmix, simply click the little new session button near the top, go to the 192khz tab with the product default selected and click ok, this will now be outputting in 192khz mode.The recording inputs will also be locked at 192khz so you may need to select 192 for the input in BBP but I do know there are issues around the routing of this card which make it very difficult to use it as both the line input and the mpx output card. I have never managed it myself. It may be necessary to use a different card for the line input.
➡ Same here
Yeah, I thought about using an 0202 I have lying around as input and the 0404 as output…or vice versa. Damn!
I have the latest patch mix software…it’s just confusing as hell…I end up with the input and output mixing together.
If breakaway’s pipelines would show up somehow in the patch mix software…it could work.
Hi Sgeirk,
First check that your card are locked to 192K internal.
If not, click the button with the small circle "Session Settings" and select 192K Internal.
If the 192K is not in the list, create a new session and select "product default" from 192K tab.Try the following:
-Mute all the faders on the patchmix except "PCI Card in R & L". Be sure for PAN -90 at L input and +90 at R channels at the strips.
-At the "MAIN INSERTS" add (right click at the first one) an "Insert Send (Output to ASIO/WAVE of Physical Out)".
Select "HOST WAVE L/R"-At the "Wave 1/2" strip, right click at the first empty box of the "INSERTS" and add an "Insert Send (Output to ASIO/WAVE of Physical Out)" again.
Select "PCI Card Out L/R"On BBP Select both Emu @ 192Khz for In/Out.
Now the sound comes from Analog In of Emu and via the BBP goes to the Emu analog out.
If you want to send the same signal at digital out also, add under the pci card out L/R a new insert with "PCI Card S/PDIF L/R"….I think that this should be work.
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GeorgeI will give that a shot tomorrow. So I take it you are or have run an emu 0404 using line inputs and a line output to feed a transmitter?
Thank you.
latest drivers for 0202 are here:
http://www.emu.com/support/files/downlo … Platform=1
Don’t know if it includes a patchmix utility though as an 0202 has much less features than an 0404.For building a dedicated processing box, I prefer using the 0404, but my next card purchase will definitely be the Marian Trace card. $250 USD?!? Throw it in a $600 machine, purchase Breakaway and you’ve stepped into world class processing for just a hair over a grand. What a wonderful world.
Nice to hear that it works!!
To be honest, I didn’t have the time to test the above configuration this time.I use this card 6 years now and I think that is one of the best cards that I hear all these years
with great options from the patchmix to route the sound.
The most funny is to route and use Asio channels/strips on Emu
Sgeirk you can have great sound and also digital in/out with Xonar.
It’s not a PRO audiocard but from my tests works great with BBP.
Maybe…little bit better and more stable from Emu together with BBP.
NOT suggested for ASIO use of BBP.Regarding dedicated PC’s for BBP use:
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=558&p=3316&hilit=+shuttle#p3316Regards,
GeorgeI hate to bring up a very old thread but has anyone had any success with get the EMU 0404 working the ASIO drivers? And what exactly is that configuration?
For the life of me I can’t get it to work and I’ve tried just about everything suggested here.
I have no problem getting the regular Breakaway Broadcast to work but the delay is too much for the on-air talent. I’d like to reduce that delay with the ASIO drivers but whatever I try I can’t get an MPX output.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Can you try this? : viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2145&p=11221&hilit=0404#p11221
Don’t forget sample rates both for EMU and BBP
Regards,
GeorgeI’ve see that my instuctions had some "errors" on the sequence…
And, to be sure 100% that will work, I will do it one more time step-by-step:For this example I will use windows media player as source->EMU->BBP Asio->EMU->Speakers.
Start the configuration from BBP asio first.
-Go to I/O configuration and select your card for Asio.
-Select 48000 Hz
-For Left Input select: Asio In 9
-For Right Input select Asio In 10
-For FM Audio Out L select Asio Out 31
-For FM Audio Out R select Asio Out 32Leave BBP Asio running at the backround.
Start Windows Media Player and leave it at the backround to play…something.
EMU0404 Configuration:
-Start a new session at 48k (product default)
-At Session Settings window that will appear leave it at Internal 48Khz
-At first strip (WAVE1/2) that windows media player sound comes there, under the peak meter insert, right click at the first available and add an insert send HOST ASIO 9/10.You’ll see that at the second strip of patchmix (ASIO OUT 31/32) the peak meter will get audio and the same time
the sound from the output of BBP asio will come to your speakers!If you hear your audio two times,mute the first strip (WAVE 1/2) !!!
Again, If you want to control the input level to BBP, at the first strip, right click to the SEND insert and select to add a trim control insert (SEND insert will go to the third place).
You can adjust the Gain from your source to BBP input from the slider at the right window of DSP.Again, In case that you want to route the BBP Asio out directly to the output of Emu before the mixer, at strip two
(ASIO OUT 31/32) under peak meters add an Insert SEND and select PCI Card Out L/R or S/PDIF L/R.and….Don’t forget to save the preset !!
Is it to hard??? 😉
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