SOT: RME to the rescue!!!

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Re: SOT: RME to the rescue!!!

by Warren » Mon Sep 04, 2023 3:42 pm

RME even has new drivers for the HDSP9652 in Win10 and 11
Could not be happier with an interface company.

When I Upgrade it will be RME.

Jeez I should get compensated for this promotion.

Warren

Re: SOT: RME to the rescue!!!

by John Ludlow » Mon Sep 04, 2023 6:25 am

I agree with you about RME. Their stuff just works - and well. Using it makes everything else easier. Arranging for that to be the case takes constant, purposeful, consideration on their part. It doesn't surprise me that there is a modern driver for their ancient hardware. It's just how they roll.

SOT: RME to the rescue!!!

by mr_es335 » Sun Sep 03, 2023 2:43 pm

Good day,

Due to a major change to the ampsim software that I am employing, I had to make the move to WIN10 LTSC!

So, I am figur'in, "Hmm...Does RME have WIN 10 drivers for the HDSP9632 that was originally developed back in November of 2003?"

Well, "low-and-behlold"...not only does RME have WIN10 drivers available, but that these drivers had been updated on "2023-07-13"!!

Wow!! What a wonderful company to work with!!

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