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By: Keithtron

Keithtron — Mon, 04 Oct 2010 22:13:30 +0000

I’m looking at buying an Echo Audiofire interface myself (the Pre8), and the cueing issue is the only thing that bothers me.

With the Audiofire 4, is there any reason you couldn’t hook up outputs 3/4 as your main/monitor out, and just use outputs 1/2 for cueing? Or would that just depend on the flexibility of the DJ software you’re using? I’d most likely be using Ableton Live, which should be quite flexible in this regard. The only downside of this setup would be not having a hardware knob to control the overall output level.

Perhaps another good option with this gear would be too use outs 3/4 for cueing, and route those outputs to a headphone amp then to your phones? That would obviously avoid the problem of the headphone outs not being loud enough as well.

Definitely looks workable as a nice DJ solution. Just need to be clever about it!

I’m excited to try some of these Echo products, since I hear they’re so reliable. My MOTU 828mk2 has been nothing but a headache. I love the product, but it’s died on me twice already. Huge setback in the production of my band’s album.

By: Acw_DJ

Acw_DJ — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 21:05:03 +0000

I forgot… I also can connect directly a Pionner DJM-800 and use it as a MIDI controller, DON’T need to buy a separate USB to MIDI adapter, with just AudioFire 4 goes perfect. MASTER+HEADPHONES use or DECK1+DECK2 external mixer use.

About the problem with Live 7, seems a configuration issue. Check in AudioFire console, maybe routing 1-2 trough 5-6 could solve this. I can work with +4 -10db inputs and outputs and routing those in any way I want, rock solid in Os 10.6.3 & Windows 32 & 64 bits as well.

By: Acw_DJ

Acw_DJ — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 20:55:26 +0000

Yes, maybe if Echo include 8 1/4″ plug to RCA female adapters, would be better, but it isn’t a hard thing to buy, you can have 8 for less than $10.00 usc (I find mine for 50 cts each).

About high quality, I don’t know what kind of soundcards you have tested, but Echo AudioFire is by far the best deep, crystal clear sound I get in a club. While others don’t even can reproduce such clear sounds. Dynamic Range is just 18 dbs more than a SSL-1 (for example) and 6 dbs more than NI Audio8. So, I prefer buy my adapters and even buy a Firewire card and get the best sound around for $299. RME and Apoggee cost a lot more (from $799 usd to $1250 usd and up). I don’t knew anyone that have regrests on buying this sound card,it’s sound fidelity can by heard by ear, not only in lab testing.

By: ManDingo

ManDingo — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 06:12:59 +0000

ManDingo want to know when new MIDIFIGHTERS (w/joystick) will be available?

By: John Mack

John Mack — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 03:58:15 +0000

I am having the monitoring problems trying to set up with Live 7. I can hear the master fine through channels 5-6 using my S/Pdif output to my studio monitors. When I plug in my headphones I can only hear the same master output in my headphones. Is there a way to set up to monitor your cue mix in headphones with this Audiofire 4 through live?