100 MB/s is pretty much what a traditional harddrive delivers, so on paper that should work. Still, I haven’t tested it myself so I don’t know that it works. Traditionally, thumbdrives are good at reading large files and dismal at reading many small files. Hopefully, SD3 falls into the first category – but really, I don’t know.
On a modern laptop there’s typically just a limited choice of ports for audio interfaces. The trusted Firewire is no more so he’ll likely have to stick with USB/USB3 … or if he’s lucky he might have a Thunderbolt port upsers account. There’s many claims of “lowest latency ever” in marketing of products from all the major brands.
This post was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by Randle4.
On a modern laptop there’s typically just a limited choice of ports for audio interfaces. The trusted Firewire is no more so he’ll likely have to stick with USB/USB3 … or if he’s lucky he might have a Thunderbolt port. There’s many claims of “lowest latency ever” in marketing of products from all the major brands.
