ORIGINAL: JohnoL

So, are you living with the limitation or did you give up and try a different audio interface? I am looking at this unit because I am about to make the jump to Vista 64 and I want to go USB. The RME unit is out of my price range.

Thanks for the update

Johnol, take a look at my 4/11 post above [Post #: 17] above where I summarized the problems you can expect using Vista 64 with a Firewire mkII. Based on the responses of others, it's likely that additional limitations will apply to the USB mkII.

Bill

ORIGINAL: JohnoL

I looked at post 17 and this is what I focused on. Are you saying the WavesRT drivers solved your problems with
vista 64? or is there a reason you would rather have the original motu drivers?

Using WavesRT solved the problem. The WavesRT drivers seem to work fine. The I/O is arranged strangly with the ADAT I/O split into two groupes of 4; but all the I/O is there and labeled correctly which isn't true for ASIO. The strange arrangement means that you will need to revise your project templates and move I/O assignments around on existing projects.

My main remaining complaing [other than wanting to use ASIO] is that MOTU have limited the new drivers to a maximum of 48k samples/second and minimum of 96 sample buffer size. So here I am with this ****ing new computer running 64x SONAR and capable of a lot of tracks at 96k samples/second and 32 sample buffer size and I can't do it.

Bill

However