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Old 22.06.2008, 04:20 PM
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Hello all,

thanks for all your replies.
Now i have bought an Virus C.
My Question is now, what do i need all for using it on my Audiophile 2496.
from the virus to the audiophile, do i need there an amp. in the middle ?

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Hello all,

thanks for all your replies.
Now i have bought an Virus C.
My Question is now, what do i need all for using it on my Audiophile 2496.
from the virus to the audiophile, do i need there an amp. in the middle ?

Thanks in advantage
Someone correct me if I am wrong, but this is how I setup my DAW/Virus KC/2496 years ago:

To connect your Virus C to your M-Audiophile 2496 you need:

(1) At least 4 RCA->TRS cables (two for audio in (R/L), two for audio out (R/L)) like these:
http://cgi.ebay.com/6-6ft-COLOR-1-4-...cmdZVi ewItem

(I bought some from this guy to connect my Delta 1010LT to my synths, they work great.)

(2) If you wish to send more than the audio output of the Virus C to your 2496, then you need a hardware mixer (2 bus or greater with an AUX bus to send the signal to the soundcard); and then you can route whatever is plugged into the mixer to the 2496 up to 2 tracks at a time. Check out the diagram below:



(3) You will need to route your audio from the mixer (regardless if it's from the PC/Mac sequencer or your Virus C) to a pair of nearfield monitor speakers. If you don't have nearfields you can use Hi-Fidelity speakers and your receiver (considering the 2496 does have RCA audio outs, this is easy to route) but be sure to set the receiver to a "FLAT" frequency response if you can, don't use any tricky DSP settings like "Concert Hall" or "Jazz Club."

(4) If you don't have a hardware mixer I guess you can connect the 2496 audio outputs directly to your nearfield monitors with the appropriate cables, but you will not have a physical volume control knob (unless you are using the receiver/HiFi speaker approach), you will have to adjust the volume from the sequencer, so be careful and don't blow your speakers.



I think that's it.

-Alex

P.S. Here's a great article on possible different configurations of home recording rigs.

http://www.tweakheadz.com/rigs.htm
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Thank you AlexHall74 for your reply !
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Thank you AlexHall74 for your reply !
No problem, acc! Give me a shout if you have any issues wsith connectivity. Also, that Tweakheadz.com site is a GEM of knowledge. Check out "Tweak's Guide" as it is a series of very readable and informative articles on home recording.

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Odd comment about about TI vs B/C not addingh much - erm the TI adds a vast new sonic palette over the B and C.

B is VA + some fx, C is VA another filter and more fx options
TI OS 1.0 added hypersaw (C should really have had this oh well...), unrestricted combos of fx, proper sweepable wavetables
OS 2.x then adds PWM wavetables - basically adds fat ass wave table sounds to the wavetables in OS1
Then add the various granular modes and your in a completely new synthesiser sound wise - atomizer still hasnt quite fittted in for me yet, though very cool.

The one downer was loosing some fx routing options - bring back the aux bus!!

On the total integration - TBH what that adds to sound editing and patch management just makes everything else a complete pain in the backside to use by comparison. and then there little things like not having to worry about calibrating audio/midi alignments according to what mood everything is in on a given day and whether or not im using arps/seq mods etc.

I have a few issues with some design choices of course, but there are huge benefits overall and wouldnt be without it.
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Hi !

so, if i have understood all right,
its like this way, the simplest without any other :



no need to amplify the signal from the virus-c with another hardware ?

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hi !

today i got my virus, iv'e connected it like the pic above, and it works -
no need to amplify it

now i must look, how i can use all OUTs of the virus.
i was thinking of an mixer, where i can put in my microphone,
headphone and all 3 outs of the virus, maybe keyboard too.

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