The Fast Track Ultra 8R features a front panel adorned with controls and a rear one packed with connections. It offers eight simultaneous inputs and outputs, with hybrid XLR/line inputs offered for all eight channels round the back. There are 8 XLR and 1/4 inch jacks on the rear for inputs. Channels one and two have 1/4 inputs in the front for easy line in during sessions.
The Fast Track Ultra 8R features easy connection via USB 2.0, delivering both audio and MIDI to your computer. It is compatible with most major audio software (including M-Powered Pro Tools installations) and seamlessly integrates into any studio setup.
The features are tremendous, including built-in effects processing, dual headphone amp, eight professional preamps with Octane Technology, MX Core DSP technology, USB 2.0 connectivity, and more. This interface will rock your studio.
Reviews from around the web say it all:
"This is hands down and without a doubt the easiest unit that I have ever used. I don't think I've had less problems with any DAW interface ever."
"This is simply the best product in its price range. usb 2 is very fast and also reliable."
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Comments
Tue, Dec 9, 2008 @
03:51 PM CST
I looked into this piece. I have other M-Audio gear and it's all top notch. Not to mention they are the only other company who's gear is authorized by Digidesign to run Protools :)
Tue, Dec 9, 2008 @
04:21 PM CST
This is what I need!
Tue, Dec 9, 2008 @
04:46 PM CST
Me too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGekiZanHLA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QlCQZYS_yNM
Tue, Dec 9, 2008 @
07:34 PM CST
Digidesign and M-Audio are part of the Audio-Visual group "Avid". They've been very clever acquiring M-Audio and will probably attract many users of M-Audio gear over to using Pro Tools - which is dead easy to use. As for the Fast Track Ultra 8R, this is a seriously good unit for drummers who want to multi-track. Watch the video !!!
Tue, Dec 9, 2008 @
09:32 PM CST
I bought the Projectmix i/o specifically for the 8 ins for drum miking. This would do just as well..only thing it doesn't have is digital/optical in.
