[Mike Rivers]

On May 2, 9:36 am, "soundmark" wrote:

Anybody out there using multiple Mackie Onyx 400F in the WIndows Environment
with the new "multiple" drivers with any sucess?

I haven't, but you can contact CEntrance and ask their experience with
their driver. Their Universal Driver works with a Mackie Onyx mixer
Firewire card and a Mackie Satellite.

How does the internal digital console work?

With the Universal Driver, not at all. That's unique to the Mackie
driver and CEntrance doesn't support it. However, settings that you
make to the built-in DSP mixer with the Mackie driver stick until
changed (the UD doesn't affect them) so if you want to rough out a
headphone monitor mix, you can bring the 400F up with the Mackie
driver, set levels and pans, and then disconnect it, then connect the
two 400Fs and use the CEntrance driver. The two drivers can co-exist
in the same computer, though you'll have to re-install the Mackie
driver after installing the CEntrance driver.

Or was your real question how the 400F internal mixer works in
general? It's just for a low-latency input monitor + stereo playback
mix. It's not a console for mixing recorded tracks. RTFM.