fast track ultra driver windows 7 64 bit

The DSP can only be applied to signals being monitored through the main outputs (channels 1 and 2) or channels 3 and 4, and are for monitoring purposes only - the 'wet' signal cannot be routed back to the host computer for recording. The effects can be applied to either one of the input channels or to signals being passed from the computer back to the Fast Track Ultra for monitoring. The tidy front panel is small but packed with functionality.The onboard DSP processing powers a small selection of reverb and delay algorithms. The Monitor 1/2 and Monitor 3/4 windows include Send knobs (at the bottom of each channel strip) that allow the DSP reverb or delay to be added to the monitor mix as required. Adjusting these has no influence on the level being sent to the host sequencer for recording - this is controlled independently via the front-panel gain controls (although only, as noted earlier, for channels 1-4). It is also worth noting that the software faders for the input channels control only the monitoring level. The user has control over the levels from all eight inputs, as well as up to eight channels of audio being returned to the Fast Track Ultra from the host sequencer.

The mixes set up via the Monitor 1/2 and Monitor 3/4 windows go to both the similarly numbered line-output pairs and to the two headphone outputs respectively. The first four of these allow the user to set up alternative monitor mixes to be fed to any of the four output pairs (the final pair being the S/PDIF I/O). The majority of the Fast Track Ultra's features are accessed via the eight tabbed windows within the Control Panel software.

Fast track ultra driver windows 7 64 bit