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| TerraTec, Germany's leading
manufacturer of audio cards, has made high-quality HD multitracking affordable for
everyone with the introduction of the AudioSystem EWS88 MT in the summer of 1999. With 8
inputs and outputs for analog audio equipment, continuous processing of audio data at
24-bit with up to 96 kHz resolution from the converters to the drivers, MIDI I/O, as well
as digital ports in S/PDIF format, the PCI card set new standards on the music market for
price and performance. The new EWS88 D model is based on the technology of the
AudioSystem EWS88 MT and provides a total of 10 digital audio channels. The optical TOS-Link interface (light pipe) can handle either 8 channels in ADATTM format, or a stereo S/PDIF signal (up to 24-bit/96 kHz). In addition to standard 16- and 20-bit, state of the art 24-bit resolutions can also be transferred. Also, 2 independent MIDI ports and an S/PDIF interface with coaxial connections (up to 24-bit/96 kHz) is available to which the ADAT signal can be routed and mixed the EWS88 D can thus also serve as a converter. Of course, the card can also be synchronized with all further EWS-Systems fitted with an EWS-Connect or in addition with a WordClock signal by using the TerraTec EWS ClockWork module. This makes the AudioSystem EWS88 D an ideal complement to a digital project studio. EWS88 D Technical Data
*) These inputs can only be heard over the SystemSound output. TerraTec: Synchronisation via EWS ClockWork Indispensable in modern digital studios: synchronization via WordClock signals. In addition to phase-locked and sample-precise linking of multiple digital data streams, a central studio clock helps reduce jitter to take full advantage of your high-quality converter systems. EWS cards with EWS-Connect* can be connected internally to the EWS ClockWork module to ensure perfect synchronization with the digital outside world. The module can either transfer the clock signal of a master EWS card to all external devices with a minimum of jitter, or it can follow an external clock. Up to 4 EWS cards with EWS-Connect* in the computer can be coupled in parallel to the WordClock signal using only a single EWS ClockWork module. Digital technology is continuously gaining ground in studios: optimized, reliable digital connections can be established between mixing desks, tape machines, samplers or synthesizers and the EWS audio systems in the computer with the aid of the EWS ClockWork module. Keyfeatures:
The EWS Concept: Flexibility and Performance TerraTec's EWS technology has been an integral part of many home and project studios the world all over for more than 3 years now. Freaks and pros alike are thrilled by the flexibility and performance of the product range that shattered customary price-performance ratios with the introduction of the AudioSystem EWS64. Since then, a large number of products have been added to the range with features that not only combine the old and the new, but also push studio standards substantially higher. The combination of new cards with the existing EWS series results in a concept which unites
This means: Delivering more performance at an attractive price in each of these areas. All of them can be connected and synchronized (internally, various WordClock formats, EWS64 via S/PDIF) in just about any required combination. Up to 40 input and output channels (digital and/or analog, up to 24-bit/96 kHz) are supported for hard disk recording. All systems with EWS-Connect can be synchronised internally by using just one driver (MME, GSIF or ASIO 2.0!) and just one ControlPanel. The carefully designed, user-friendly software ensures that the system regardless of the configuration remains easily controllable and flexible. Contact: Fon: +49-(0)2157-8179-18 Info and images: www.terratec.net Source: Terratec |
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