for possible firmware upgrades, there is definitely need to use OS X computer with Thunderbolt. I'm guessing not all of features of their Maestro control for OS X are accessible via touchscreen. With those cards it can be theoretically possible to use another PCIe card at Windows computer like RME and hook it via ADAT or AES to the Symphony.Īlthough, this standalone mode isn't currently supported IIRC. There is also module with 2channel AES or SPDIF I/O, ADAT and 2in/6out analog I/Os for Mk II and similar module with analog 8in/8out and AES.

Pro Tools mini HD link (to use with HDX or HD Native) and Waves SoundGrid. Mk II has option slot and there are announced two cards, which will be compatible with Windows. Previous original version has USB, but it is compatible only with OS X, there aren't drivers for Windows. II version of Symphony has only Thunderbolt at basic chassis.

I know they came out with a USB version of the Symphony & I am wondering if this is Windows compatible?Unfortunatelly not.Ĭurrent Mk.

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