Digiface USB 66-Channel 192 kHz USB Audio Interface

The media could not be loaded. Small enough to be hidden, out of the way, secret squirrel. Works well, a simple device that pairs well with my Ferrofish Pulse 16.

Been looking for an interface for my used Yamaha M7CL-48 Board that came with two ADAT cards. This little interface is a lot bigger in performance than physical size. Perfect for my needs. I now have a full blown 32 channel, 16 bus studio at a reasonable price!

This was the holy grail link from my RAMSA Digital mixer with ADAT cards to my laptop DAW.Find the download instruction and install and it was plug and play after that.32 channels at a time through GarageBand!!!

I upgraded to the RME Digiface from a 12-year-old RME Babyface which had served me well over the years. What I loved about the Babyface was that it had ADAT in and out enabling an additional 8 channels of 24bit/48K audio, giving me a total of 10 channels.The butter on the bread, so to speak, was RME's TotalMix FX software which, in my experience, is a lovely virtual mixer interface to work with compared to, say, Focusrite's Control interface.As I wanted to expand the number of inputs and outputs for recording and playback (I have three 8-channel ADAT devices), upgrading to the Digiface was a no-brainer mainly due to the functionality of RME's TotalMix software.The reason for only four stars is that the USB input is on the same side as the headphones output - it would be much neater, in my opinion, if the USB jack was on the same side as the digital inputs/outputs.

Amazing sound, low latency and routing possibilities (digital patch bay). At home with up to 32 analog I/Os, or on the road as a simple headphones' amp. Not compatible with iOS devices.

I have a much more expensive RME ADI FS2 DAC that I have been happy with for 3 years. I purchased the Digiface USB just for a travel convenience and the need for a RME Digicheck compatible device. I use TotalMix FX for volume control.Well the quality of the headphone output of the Digiface USB blew away the headphone SQ of the ADI FS2Who would have thought

I purchased the Digiface USB so I could continue using my old Firewire/ADAT interfaces, works great although the TotalMix FX mixing program takes some time to understand, sound quality is great and it is very solidly built. the unit I receive had no shrink wrap and the USB cable had been opened, likely a customer return but at $50 less than other sellers it is acceptable.

As much as i know this is a great product I had to return mine. This strictly runs on USB 2.0.I would be glad to re purchase one if they make this work in USB 3.0 or USB type C.