Esi maya22 usb声卡驱动1.0版for mac（2013年3月26日发布） maya22 usb声卡支持两路模拟输入和两路模拟输出，其中镀金rca的输入接口、combo接口的前置话筒放大器、48v幻象供电、电吉他等使用的高阻抗hi-z乐器输入接口、高品质耳机输出和trs的平衡线性输出。 maya22 usb声卡外观时尚简约，是一款可以跟随你到. 905, 117085, HDD USB 1 TB Seagate Backup Plus Slim, STDR1000203, USB 3.0, red. 987, 136772, External Case USB2.0 for Portable ODD, Espada USD01. 1025, 129157, SB ESI Maya22 USB, 96kHz/24bit, 2in/2out, external, USB 2.0. SoundBlasterX H5, Pro-Gaming, PC/Mac/Android/iOS/PS4/XBoxOne, black.
ESI KeyControl 25 ESI KeyControl 25 USB Controller-Keyboard, 25 Keys, USB Midi-In/Out and 1 MIDI-Out, Sustain Pedal Connector, 8 Controller, 8 Encoder Keys, for WIN 2000/XP und MAC OSX. 25-key USB MIDI controller KeyControl 25 is a new versatile MIDI controller for computer music and live performance. It can be used as soon as it is connected to a sound source or even to a computer. You can connect KeyControl 25 to your Macintosh or PC via a simple USB connection. No additional power supply is required.
KeyControl 25 offers numerous controllers: it has 3 wheels, 8 knobs, 8 encoders and 20 buttons. The 8 knobs and 8 encoders can even be assigned twice, just switch between the two banks by pushing a button. Of course all controllers work in real time. In addition, KeyControl 25 is equipped with a polarity changeable sustain pedal jack and you can change the sensitivity of the velocity curve. Plug-n-play in Perfection! No need to install driver in Mac OS X and Windows XP environment -it is automatically recognized by plugging in the USB cable. Problems of failure or collisions of driver install can not happen.
25 note full size semi weighted velocity-sensitive keyboard - Rubberized pitch bend, modulation and data wheels - 16 function buttons and 4 data buttons - 8 data knobs and 8 encoders for easier data variation - USB MIDI In/Out and 1 MIDI-Out Port - 3-digit LED display - Sustain Pedal connector - External DC Power adapter connector - Compatible with Windows XP/2003, Mac OS X (later then 10.2) Product Manuals or Files. Add your comments here for the product: 'ESI KeyControl 25' Looking for the manual?
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Hello, i want to buy a new sound card for a mobil environment. Since i have special requirements (external USB sound card, minimum 4 channel simultaneous recording, linux compatible in particular jackd and ardour). Currently I am testing the Lexicon Omega. Its working flawless under JAD 1.0 (Jack Audio Distribution). But it needs an extra 9V AC power supply, which can not be replaced with a 9V DC power supply (battery power).
Hence it is difficult to use in my application scenario. Now i am thinking of purchasing the ESI Maya 44 USB. Have anyone have experinces with this device? Is it working in linux? I have already search the internet for linux compatibility.
But there are only old forum threads (Jan 2006) reporting problems. Are these problems fixed in current linux distros? The status of this device on the alsa homepage is currently “under devolpment”. Since the Lexicon Omega is even not listed there and nevertheless working, i hope that the Maya 44 USB is working under linux. Maybe your guys have recommendations for another sound device.
Thank you for advice! I had Maya 44 usb some years ago. Playback and recording was ok. I’m not sure but I remember I was able to record only two channels with jack, not four. Also, this card has no mixer in the drivers, so you can’t set the recording levels at all. If you use alsamixer only thing you can do is set the monitoring levels. That’s why I was so happy when somebody wanted to buy my Maya 44 usb In Win or Mac this card has no problems, drivers provide good mixer.
M-audio Fast Track Ultra gives you 4 mic inputs and also input knobs but I don’t know if it works in linux. I’d prefer firewire, not usb. For example, Presonus Firebox is a very good choice. I have the “big brother” Presonus FP10 and it works without problems. I managed to use it with 2ms latency in Ubunty Feisty. I have had Maya 44 USB for several days recently, but I wouldn’t recommend this device.
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OK, it has worked out of the box, I’ve heard the sound, but like it was said in the previous post there has been no ALSA mixer settings for porticular inputs/outputs. I haven’t managed to get my internet mic working with it (probably because of no amplifier).
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The device does not have any hardware knobs, so without a driver supporting such settings there’s no use to buy it for Linux. I’ve decided to have spent more money on a sound card - I’ve bought firewire Edirol FA-66. I’ve been very satisfied with this choice so far Powered by, best viewed with JavaScript enabled.