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No major problems tho (in fact, I never use the ASUS card now, as the 2i2 does everything (even if games are in 16 bit )Īlso, never had any resampling issues with playing music - all formats are handled and conversion is seamless and invisible (in my experience).Īnd no, I'm not on commission from Focusrite!! :D Just a very happy customer. I also have an ASUS PCI soundcard installed (if i really want 24 bit sound in games, which I usually don't) and Win7 handles the presence of both audio devices very well - though sometimes apps get confused initially as to which device they should be using. However, I found an ASIO plugin for Winamp, which uses ASIO4ALL, and that lets me play 24/96 in Winamp. Bit annoying, because whilst everything works, games and music are played at 16 bit.
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One thing that's worth noting, with 2i2 it only runs audio in 16 bit in Windows - unless one is using Focusrite ASIO (or ASIO for all) ie in DAWs, for example. Not that my stuff is very complicated.but surely any interface can be overloaded eventually, if you really try. But normally I simply don't run out oooomph. I only get issues when some plugin is a mad resource-hog, and/or when I really push it with loads and loads of FX. I wasn't sure it would do what I wanted as well as I hoped it would - but I took the plunge and I can honestly say I'm entirely satisfied.
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Speaking as something of a noob hobbyist, 2i2 has delighted me.