Echo Mia 24-96 Digital Recording Audio Card

[dj4mula]

Mia offers a pair of balanced 1/4 inch analog inputs and outputs and operates at the +4dBu levels used by pro-audio gear. It combines this with 24-bit/96kHz converters and 106 dB of dynamic range for the quality your recordings deserve. Also included is a S/PDIF digital audio interface for connecting to other digital audio equipment.

A unique feature of Mia is the use of "virtual" outputs. Mia appears to software as if it has eight separate outputs, which are digitally mixed down to the physical outputs using Mia's "console" software and its on-board DSP. This makes Mia compatible with all popular multi-track software. And, with Echo's "multi-client" drivers, more than one application (such as an editor and software synth) can be playing back through Mia at the same time.

Hardware Features

-2 balanced ¼" analog inputs with 106dB (A-weighted) dynamic range
-2 balanced ¼" analog outputs with 106dB (A-weighted) dynamic range
-24 bit coaxial S/PDIF digital I/O
-Supports full duplex 4 channel in, 4 channel out operation.
-PCI bus mastering interface
-+4dBu or -10dBv analog I/O on each analog channel

Software features

-Software console for monitoring, metering, and setting levels
-Built-in digital mixer provides near-zero latency monitoring
-Driver support for Windows 95/98/Me/2000/XP and Macintosh OS 8/9/X
-Support for WDM, ASIO and GSIF
-8 "Virtual Outputs"
-Low-latency drivers
-Compatible with all popular recording products

This discontinued card works for Macs & PC. Don't worry the drivers are still available. There is also a lot of support for this great card, just need to do a quick search on google.

If you're serious about digital audio, you shouldn't settle for anything less than a truly professional audio interface. Great for recording your sets.

I'm asking for $175 and its in great condition. I still have the box for it to. (604) 837-3487 or pm me. I'm selling because it'll be useless when I get a Powerbook.

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[Revolver]

hee hee hee, did you copy and paste the discription from echo's website :)

if i did not already have a pro interface id definatly buy this......

[dj4mula]

Originally posted by revolver
hee hee hee, did you copy and paste the discription from echo's website :)

if i did not already have a pro interface id definatly buy this......

yes I did. :c-tard: But yes, I would be keeping this card if I wasn't planning to get a Powerbook and/or Mbox for Pro Tools.

[dj4mula]

anyone?

[Akeel]

i'm saving for an echo gia ;)

[dj4mula]

^^^

Sick! or u could just get a digi 001 or mbox.

[tvmann]

Is that the same as the MiaMidi that is still listed on the company web page? http://echoaudio.com/Products/MiaMIDI/index.php

How many stereo outputs? Looks like a total of 2 output channels which could be used as one stereo.

[Rytalin]

^It has analog stereo output, and a digital spdif output.

If you get a D-A converter, then you can get two separate stereo outputs from it.

[Sean]

Good deal, but I'm saving for Pro Tools =)

[dj4mula]

^^^

I'm selliung this card to buy a Powerbook.

[Akeel]

this is a good deal and a smokin card...i'd jump on it if i had the cash

[dj4mula]

Hell, I'll even throw in a copy o Reason 2.5. :-)

This card is great for recording for DJ sets or recording from a mic.


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[Akeel]

^
how many sound banks?

[Kraig]

I wish I knew more about this sheat!

I should sign up for Akeel 101.

[Akeel]

^
its like a soundblaster on roids....a lot of roids.

[dj4mula]

I have the 2 soundbanks that came with Reason 2.0. 2 CD's that are required to run it.


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