thx wired ant for your suggestion. I trust you! :) Ordered the focusrite scarlett.

thank you very much for your advice. In the end, I bought that focusrite scarlett cause the vst driver is excellent. I use a lot of vst.

Once you have used it a bit, please let us know what you think.

I have it from 2 weeks. It’s really amazing for it’s price (about 130 euro).
Before using scarlett some “heavy” projects were in a latency of 1000+ms with asio4all and an old sblaster live (often i needed to render to listen normally… too much sound lag with many heavy instruments)

Now with the scarlett (with about 4gb vst and samples playing) i have always from 10 ~ 40 ms, an huge enhancement! i can finally play my keyboard while playing a mix in real time :D lol maybe for mostly of you, this is normal :)

apart from the sound processor, there’s 2 very good linein/microphone preamplifiers xlr-jack combo, wich i don’t use often, but this is the best part of the soundcard, i read this in various reviews… plus 3 good focusirite vsts: a comp, an eq, and another one i dont remember :D

anyway i believe that was a great purchase ;)

And I am very happy this device didn´t dissapointed you (otherwise I had to quit ccmixter ;-)

lol :D no, no… was really a deal.
Thank you again for your useful help!

That hardware you suggested was an excellent alternative. For the moment i will use a scarlett 2i2 and a pair of KRK.

the zoom h4n mic seems awesome. I don’t need to record, but was interesting to discover. Thanks for your advice.

KRK active monitors? The mine are the best I ever had! Still in use!

yes krk rokit5. I agree with you, superb stuff… now i can finally hear well the mix!