On 12/9/2010 3:55 PM, hank alrich wrote:
If I'm reading correctly, the Korg MR-2 cannot function as a USB audio
interface. It can function as a card reader or outboard storage device
only.
The MR-1000 doesn't function as a USB audio interface, and I
don't think the MR-1 did, so I don't see any reason why the
MR-2 would. It doesn't look like it from the info on the web
site or the manual.
You're thinking of it working like the Zoom H2 in the "USB
Mic" mode? The MR-2 does have built-in mics so I guess that
makes it a little more useful in that mode, but I've never
used the Zoom that way. Are you looking for a cheap DSD
converter?
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