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Post by Deleted on Jan 19, 2022 9:30:45 GMT -6
Anyone have any experiences? I’ve seen them used but also have heard about issues with UAD, Lynx, Focusrite (no drivers) etc.
I am thinking about getting a Lynx rig starting with the Hilo and expanding to the Aurora N later daisy chained off of thunderbolt. Like a UAD Apollo rig with better sound.
The best USB is RME but I don’t really like the sound of their multichannel interfaces and want to get out of usb for various reasons.
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Post by jhamm80 on Jan 19, 2022 9:49:19 GMT -6
I know Antelope has a thunderbolt driver for windows that's had some compatibility issues. I use an imac with my Antelope Discrete in my studio, but I was thinking about doing some remote recording with my windows laptop and decided to wait after I read about the issues. From what I understand, they can be solved, I just wasn't interested in dealing with it at the time.
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Post by allbuttonmode on Jan 19, 2022 10:38:54 GMT -6
I’m running 3 X Lynx Auroras (old model) and 3 X UA Satellites via TB on a Windows 64-bit system. It has been stable for the past 4 years.
The only thing that’ll cause issues, is turning off the converters before the computer. Then I get the sweet, sweet BSOD.
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Post by mamm7215 on Jan 19, 2022 11:05:00 GMT -6
I've been running TB3 with an Apollo 8X and 3 PCIE cards for 3 years no problems, Win 10 64bit. No issues to speak of.
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Post by srb on Jan 19, 2022 12:30:59 GMT -6
I'm running TB on Windows 10 for an Aurora (n) 32. It has been generally issue free.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 19, 2022 15:13:18 GMT -6
Guys, Does the Lynx N control Nd Hilo Remote software have onboard zero latency effects to create a headphone mix or is the round trip latency low enough to use zero latency native plugs?
Dan
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Post by enlav on Jan 19, 2022 15:42:07 GMT -6
Guys, Does the Lynx N control Nd Hilo Remote software have onboard zero latency effects to create a headphone mix or is the round trip latency low enough to use zero latency native plugs? Dan Unless things have changed, neither have onboard DSP/effects. I would be so glad to be told I'm wrong though. |
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Post by mattbroiler on Jan 20, 2022 4:57:27 GMT -6
been running Apollo X8 and Twin MKII on thunderbolt 2 and windows 10 for years here
very stable no problems works great for me
however be warned uad tbolt driver and windows system audio (wdm) playback has issues for a number of people. Probably best to test things first if you are possibly going to be running an apollo interface.
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Post by BenjaminAshlin on Jan 20, 2022 16:59:32 GMT -6
Had an Apollo 8. Worked great on Windows and Mac. No issues what so ever. I had a titan ridge controller on an Asus board.
Of course now I am back on RME and can use it on any computer no issues at all. Pull out all those horrible 4560 opamps and they sound pretty good.
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Post by Mister Chase on Jan 20, 2022 18:15:20 GMT -6
Anyone have any experiences? I’ve seen them used but also have heard about issues with UAD, Lynx, Focusrite (no drivers) etc. I am thinking about getting a Lynx rig starting with the Hilo and expanding to the Aurora N later daisy chained off of thunderbolt. Like a UAD Apollo rig with better sound. The best USB is RME but I don’t really like the sound of their multichannel interfaces and want to get out of usb for various reasons. I ran my PC with a Gigabyte board that had TB-3 on it. It worked most of the time. Occasionally it would freeze the whole computer.
This was a Lynx Aurora (n) that I still use on an M1 mini.
I used RME pci-e card with my Aurora 16 which was fast and solid.
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Post by stevenlmorgan on Jan 21, 2022 17:56:35 GMT -6
Aurora(n) TB on Windows 10 for over two years, zero issues.
I run 2 Aurora(n) 16s TB daisy-chained, the second (n) clocked to the first (n), flawless.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 21, 2022 22:30:05 GMT -6
Aurora(n) TB on Windows 10 for over two years, zero issues. I run 2 Aurora(n) 16s TB daisy-chained, the second (n) clocked to the first (n), flawless. Is the latency synched up and compensated for in the daw? |
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Post by stevenlmorgan on Jan 22, 2022 6:26:34 GMT -6
For my setup, workflow and acoustic genre, I have never found latency to be an issue. Aurora(n) TB on Windows 10 for over two years, zero issues. I run 2 Aurora(n) 16s TB daisy-chained, the second (n) clocked to the first (n), flawless. Is the latency synched up and compensated for in the daw? |
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Post by Mister Chase on Jan 22, 2022 13:37:17 GMT -6
Aurora(n) TB on Windows 10 for over two years, zero issues. I run 2 Aurora(n) 16s TB daisy-chained, the second (n) clocked to the first (n), flawless. Is the latency synched up and compensated for in the daw? I know you aren't asking me, but there was a few samples difference for me that was not accounted for in Reaper with my TB Aurora(n). It didn't affect me in a practical sense, though. Easy to offset as well. |
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Post by prene1 on Jan 23, 2022 16:13:18 GMT -6
I’m running 3 X Lynx Auroras (old model) and 3 X UA Satellites via TB on a Windows 64-bit system. It has been stable for the past 4 years. The only thing that’ll cause issues, is turning off the converters before the computer. Then I get the sweet, sweet BSOD. Used to have that issue. A bios update and fresh windows 10 update and poof no more issues. TB3 running FLAWLESS! 78 I/O at 96k with no issues. I8700K Aurus 5 gaming mobo |
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