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This driver is currently compatible with the Roland UA30 and the Swissonic USB Studio D. (Swissonic has licensed this driver and it is available from their website.)

This driver includes " USB-audio support for ASIO compatible applications like Cubase, Logic Audio, etc."

Some of the features it offers are:

- 32KHz, 44.1 KHz and 48 KHz sampling rate support
- 16 bit, 20 bit and 24 bit sample resolution possible
- ASIO 2 support and ASIO 1 compatible
- Dithering (e.g. for use of a 16bit input within a 24bit application, or vice versa)

According to the information on the site: "If you buy the driver, you're qualified for the next updates, next one's scheduled for the beginning of July 2000." and will include "Support for almost every interface on the market, True hot-plugging, Support for multiple USB-audio interfaces plugged into the same system."

Hmmm, MR is currently preparing a review of the Swissonic Studio D and so far we haven't discovered any issues. We would be interested to hear from anyone using the Roland UA30 with this USB-ASIO driver.


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