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Comparing the Avid Carbon and the RME UFX III interfaces reveals two high-end audio interfaces designed for different user needs and studio environments.
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Avid Carbon uses a hybrid system that combines native CPU processing with onboard HDX DSP acceleration. This design allows for low-latency tracking with AAX DSP plugins, enabling more real-time processing and mixing capabilities without overloading the computer's CPU.- Published on
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