#Rme babyface driver updates update#

These three devices (the other two are the Fireface UC and the Fireface UFX, although the latter is a Firewire/USB hybrid) essentially share the same architecture, not to.

#Rme babyface driver updates update#

After the update the unit needs to be reset. A progress bar will indicate when the flash process is finished (Verify Ok).

Windows NT 4.0 driver for all RME cards, version 3.86, 07/15/01. The RME Babyface was released in early 2011 and its now one of three USB 2.0 interfaces produced by the German manufacturer. The Flash Update Tool displays the current revision of the firmware and whether it needs an update or not. The Babyface is available in two color variants: blue and silver. Windows 98/SE/ME driver for DIGI9636 and DIGI9652, version 2.60, 03/28/01, includes MME, GSIF, ASIO 2.0, multicard and 96 kHz ADAT support. The Babyface uses RME's Hammerfall USB audio core from the Fireface UC - another milestone in low latency audio interfaces, and will give you outstanding performance and top sound in an ultra-portable, nicely designed and attractively shaped enclosure. That includes the new TotalMix FX, a TotalMix on steroids, with tons of new features, improvements and 3-band parametric EQs, plus added echo and reverb: anything you need right out of the box and with near zero latency! The Babyface is smooth on the outside for looks and feel, but has the balls inside: latest 192 kHz AD- and DA-converters, two reference class microphone preamps, SteadРµСљСљlock - analog circuit design, features and function are truly RME - we wouldn't give our newborn anything second class! When the RME Hammerfall DSP audio interface hit the market little more than 20 years ago, it created something of a stir. RMEРІР‚в„ўs latest update to the handsome and high-quality portable interface adds watertight timing circuits and much more. So now that the racks are filled we will start to rock your desktop! DonРІР‚в„ўt be fooled by its clean-cut good looks, the Babyface Pro packs a punch. Starting with the Multiface as first serious/professional mobile I/O solution ever we raised the bar further and further, up to the extremely popular and successful Fireface series.