Drivers for mackie onyx firewire serial#
Drivers for mackie onyx firewire manual#

Drivers for mackie onyx firewire manual#

Is the order above is right or is there something I need to do in a different order?ĭo I need to check which frequency is the recording, in cubase? and set it up? or will it be done automatically? Or looking at the manual on the mackie to see which frequencies is available and decide which one (Knowing that 44Khtz/16 Bit should be enough right?) I remember that I need to check the latency as well? or something else.But as the monitoring will be done with the Aux Sends to IEM, nothing to worry right? But the buffer needs to be adjustaed because i will record almost 16 audio tracks at the same time.

Drivers for mackie onyx firewire serial#

So, I read a lot online and I think I need to do that.ġ) Check my mackie to see the serial numberģ) Downloading the drivers that match it, or no drivers if it's Core Audio (I foud the recap on Mackie website that explains which Os works with whcih version of the Onyx.)Ĥ) Downloading Cubase, Artist 6.5 in my caseĥ) Plugging the Firewire Port of the mackie to the Imac with the apporpriate connector/cableĦ) Going into the 'Midi and audio setup' on the Imac to see if I see the mackie in it I've bought a late 2015 Imac and nothing has been downloaded on it yet (besides the librarian for my Nord and other keys): I want to use my Mackie Onyx 1640i as a recorder with Cubase to record our practices in the basement. I was able to keep record of all the steps to reset the studio with two interface M-Audio Firewire 2626 and I haven't had the time to re-est the studio yet.but today, my goal is different anyway, Since then, for the past 5 years, the studio hasn't worked at all because I've been doing Live music only. The Imac was not mine, from my job and when I was laid off, I had to give it back and found another job. So, I installed all the audio first and then all the software and computer.I was ready to record, all connection were working well in Cubase, midi and Audio but: 8 years ago, I decided to set up a new home studio after a break of 10 years.Well, even more, my last Home Studio was Atari 1040 and Notator form C-Lab.