Zomo

[Gnatsch]

Unfortunately it seems to be 16 bit, which is less than most pro level interfaces.

I am working with the controller now for almost 1 month, and i love it. The sound is really good, the bass got pressure, clear highs and no overdosed mids. I don t want to show off but i know what i am speaking about, i studied 6 years audio engineering. Please let me know if anybody can hear the difference between a 16bit and 24 bit song. Honestly, i can t
24 bit is great, BUT ONLY for recording of voices or instruments.

@Hippie
you can use the mc-1000 also with a timecode system. There is no problem. btw, here is a nice video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vq8JYfqBJos

[Hippie]

I have not idea why I'd want to pay for a souncard I'm not going to use tho

[Gnatsch]

300€ ist not much, even when the controller would have no soundcard. Also the quality is better as the other plastic controllers in the market... they did it very massiv.

[racoon]

From what I can tell from the descriptions it has 4 stereo line outputs, which is the same as an audio 8 (without the inputs). It's basically that plus an X1, I don't think the €299 price tag is ridiculous at all.

^this!

and cd's are also "only" 16bit so what, its made for deejays and i think that not much dj's play 24bit wav files from the HDD, or do you? i don't ^^

[Combo Breaker]

I know its immature as hell, but what an unfortunate name for a product! It looks pretty nice tho.

[Karlos Santos]

I'm surprised they don't do a version without the sound card, for timecode users for example.

I dont know why people say this.

When does a company ever release 2 versions of such a controller, one with and one without a soundcard?
Im not talking about a VCI/S4/Reloop styles controller, i mean a compact controller. Although this isnt that compact.

The price point means that they may as well put a soundcard in it otherwise it would be too cheap.

Id rather have a A&H K2 or a K2 and and X1.

There are simply not enuff controls on this unit.

It just looks really badly put together.

[fullenglishpint]

I dont know why people say this.

When does a company ever release 2 versions of such a controller, one with and one without a soundcard?
Im not talking about a VCI/S4/Reloop styles controller, i mean a compact controller. Although this isnt that compact.

Well reloop do the contour in 2 versions for that reason. It does make sense, if you're tied to a specific sound card for DVS reasons then you don't want to shell out for another one that you're not going to use.

For a company making small runs though, which I assume Zomo is at least initially, there's no point increasing your tooling and manufacturing costs for little benefit.