The expansion card is ideal for those requiring more instances at higher sample rates. Without the expansion card, the number or instances of the Liquid Mix software (maximum number of channels that can be processed simultaneously) reduces as the sample rate doubles, e.g. 8 @ 88.2/96kHz and 2 @ 192kHz.

With the expansion card, this number increases to 16 @ 88.2/96kHz and 8 @ 192kHz.
However, the maximum number of instances cannot exceed 32, so the number of instances available operating 44.1 / 48kHz remains unchanged.

• Eagerly-awaited Pro Tools integration for Focusrite’s Liquid 4PRE

  March 2009 sees the eagerly awaited release of Liquid 4PRE’s Pro Tools TDM/RTAS control plug-in. The plug-in can operate alongside Liquid 4PRE’s standalone control application ’Liquid4Control’, and provides integrated remote control via Pro Tools software and hardware, including Icon and Venue systems.

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• Qemists prescribe Focusrite!

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• Liquid Technology picks up yet more awards!

  Four years in and Focusrite’s Liquid Technology is still picking up the awards?!

• Focusrite instrumental in delivering sound for TCT

  Focusrite instrumental in delivering sound for TCT – one of the most anticipated events in the British music calendar…