I even managed to drive the DSPs internal sound card from there. But no, it's not because the mixer comes with software drivers to work, it under XP. So here I am 'fired bullets.' At first I did not believe it, I thought it was a joke! I thought it was the drivers that are incompatible with Windows XP, need a newer version of Windows. And again, routing audio to and from the computer does not pass through the internal DSP sound card! Therefore impossible (MME / WDM so) to assign incoming sound effects or 8 inputs to route audio channels 1 and 2 of the USB bus. 8 inputs - outputs are supported by the ASIO driver only. In fact, I tried it on a Windows XP SP2 PC and another PC but Windows 8 64-bit and you will not believe your ears: MME / WDM sound card that comes with not only support the first 2 input - output card. until I have my hands this sound card M-Audio FastTrack Ultra 8R. So, I still use version 1.5 with support for MME / WDM and all goes well. And I'm not talking about that later versions are certainly more severe. And secondly, version 1.5 weighs less than 40 MB, which is really a featherweight compared to around 240 MB version 3.0 - and it has not so many new functions. And the kicker is that in version 3 at least, it is not possible to assign individual track such as entry and exit as ASIO, you can make these settings globally on all software. What happens is that since this version, Audition has abandoned support for MME / WDM benefit well on ASIO.

It means that I can assign, for example, track 1 on the input - output 1 sound card, track 2 on the input and output 3 5, etc., Which has been possible since version 3 (newer versions not tested).

First, it supports MME / WDM individually on each track in multitrack. Yes, I know, this software is now in version CS6 (as of January 2013) but there are two main reasons why I am hooked to this old version. Yes, because I always use Adobe Audition v1.5 invincible as multitrack audio software. This unit does not meet my specifications time sound card. With input jacks instruments and inserts on the first 2 entries With Attenuator - 20 dB on each channel Phantom clutched in groups of 4 channels Sampling frequencies supported: 44.1, 48, 88.2 and 96 KHz 16 bit and 24 bit 8 Octane preamps (which supports the XLR combo inputs: the signal from the input jack disregard preamps) 1 input - S / PDIF output that is used in place of inputs - analog outputs 7 and 8 when activated Usable as standalone preamp 8 channel microphone mixer or as 8 channels, depending on the settings on the computer beforehand. 8 channel external sound card with USB 2.0 and DSPs internal effects processor.

Old fast track ultra drivers