Miditerminal Corp. Introduces Waveterminal PCI Audio Card4 Channel Digital Audio Card with 20-Bit A/D D/A January 29, 1998
Wavetable is a computer card that enables you to record from external sources and playback to external hardware. In that sense, it's like a sound card. But, to compare a normal sound card to Waveterminal would be like comparing a moped to a Ferrari.
Waveterminal converts analog signals to digital - and vice-versa. It has an input for digital sources (DAT, synth, CD player, etc.) and 2 inputs for analog signals (tape machine, microphone, amp, etc.). All of these sources can be used simultaneously - so you can, for example, play and record your guitar while you are playing and listening to a music track from your CD player. Once you have done your recording you can mix and fool with your tracks with your computer software and then playback - again, all channels simultaneously.
Features:
- High quality 20bit A/D D/A Converters with 99dB Dynamic Range
- 2x2 Balanced Analogue Inputs & Outputs; +4 dBu, Balanced 1/4" (tip ring-sleeve) phone jack
- 4 Channel Recording and Playback - 2 Analog + 2 Digital Simultaneously
- S/PDIF Digital In & Out: Electrical Model Optical model
- Microsoft Directsound Support Supports multiple sample rate: 32kHz, 44.1kHz, and 48kHz
- Full Duplex - Simultaneous Record / Playback
- Microsoft Windows95 MM System (Wave Audio) driver & Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 driver; Steinberg ASIO driver for Cubase Audio VST (MAC & PC) included
- Up to 2 card support for 8 In & 8 Out
- Uses 32bit PCI slot; PCI bus-mastering support
- Signal-to-noise ratio (D/A) 108dB
- Frequency response: 20Hz - 20kHz
- Optional 20bit A/D D/A Coverter support 4 Analog Balanced In & Out
- Compatible with Logic Audio, Cubase Audio, Cool Edit, Cakewalk Pro Audio, Saw Pro, Sound Forge etc. etc.
For more information, visit their web site at www.miditerminal.com. |
