RME Mobile Phones & Portable Devices Driver
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Rme Mobile Phones & Portable Devices Driver Windows 7
I have had many RME interfaces over the years, and I am happy with my UFX at the moment.
I also had the Babyface but I sold it, mainly because I was finding that for my applications, I needed louder and cleaner headphone amps.
I am looking at the Babyface Pro as my new mobile interface, however, I am wondering how would it work if I had to record a singer and had the same pair of headphones (e.g. 770s Pro or HD650's).
From what I understand there is no separate control for the two outputs but correct me if I'm wrong.
Consequently, if I added two 770's in both outputs then one of them would be louder than the other (because of the impedance mismatch), isn't that correct?
Please correct me if I am wrong, this is the only thing that makes me think twice for the Babyface Pro.
Thanks,
Dom