Multiface II would be perfect for me if...

[144dB]

...I could adjust the input sensitivity independently for each channel via software.

 

To my knowledge, rev. 2 can set different input sensitivities via software, but I believe it's global for all inputs. You can set them to +4 or -10, but you can't set each input or output independently.

 

I'd like to plug my synths in direct, but my synth outputs vary considerably. If I could set the input sensitivities for each Multiface channel, I could compensate very easily.

 

I'll probably get one anyway, but this is one feature that would make a good product great.

 

Todd

[rsadasiv]

I'm very happy with mine, but yeah, I don't see a way to change the input sensitivity on a channel in the mixer.

[Lee Knight]

Have you checked out the RME UFX? Pretty amazing piece. The converters are so beyond interface quality and sound more in line with Prism, Apogee and the Lynx stuff. The D to A is so fun to track through. I set up a couple of good mikes and started singing and playing... it sounded so good. The UFX comes with a mixer app that goes far and beyond what you might need or want to do as far as individual control.

[144dB]

Interesting Lee... I've seen that box, but it's a bit out of my price range. I'm also not a big fan of Firewire audio solutions (or USB for that matter). I really want a PCIe based solution if possible, and Multiface fits that bill pretty well (less my minor gripe about setting input levels for individual inputs/outputs).

 

Todd