Echo Indigo Express

Windows device driver information for Echo Indigo Express

Echo Indigo Express offers two types of cards; the Echo Indigo IOX Express card and the Echo Indigo DJ card. The Echo Indigo IOX express card comes in a package that comprises of a six foot audio connection cable, a spacer for 54mm ExpressCard slots and a CD-ROM which has a quick start guide and Windows XP/Vista drivers. Its minimum system requirements for operation includes a RAM of 126 Mb, peripheral audio equipment (microphones, headphones, musical instruments, studio monitors etc), and a notebook computer that supports Windows XP/Vista 32-bit or 64-bit. It has 8 virtual outputs and is designed to run multiple applications simultaneously. It comes with software utilities for metering, monitoring and setting levels. It supports one stereo 1/8” analog input and one stereo 1/8” analog output. It comes with an analog control knob for output. It supports the full duplex mode.

The Echo Indigo DJ Express card has two separate 1/8 inch analog output stereos. It is reliable since it uses up to date technology. Its minimum system requirements for operation in the Macintosh environment are a G4 or G3 power book with card bus slot and Mac OS X, and those for PC include 128 MB of RAM, A Pentium III 500 MHz/Athlon 500 MHz and Windows ME/2000/XP/Vista (32-bit and 64-bit) operating systems. It is supplied with digital to analog converters of superior quality, and 24 bit Motorola DSP of 100 MHz. It has a frequency response of between 10 Hz to 20 KHz, and approximately 0.5dB. It allows users to see a preview of the cue mix while playing back house mix on the line output. It supports pro audio and other DJ software like ASIO, CoreAudio, GSIF and WDM Kernel Streaming. It is highly recommended you run a free registry scan for and Echo Indigo Express errors before installing any driver updates.