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M-Audio ProFire 2626 Driver Download (Official)

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ProFire 2626

High-Definition 26-in/26-out FireWire Audio Interface with Octane Preamp Technology

Building on a legacy of award-winning FireWire audio interfaces, the M-Audio ProFire™ 2626 brings next-generation performance to your PC or Mac host-based recording system. This powerful interface delivers 26 x 26 simultaneous I/O, complete with an onboard DSP mixer sourced from up to 52 audio streams. It features every kind of connection you need—including award-winning Octane™ preamp technology on all eight analog inputs, ADAT, S/PDIF, word clock and MIDI. Critically acclaimed JetPLL jitter elimination technology ensures pristine audio quality and reliable synchronization all the way up to high-definition 24-bit/192kHz resolution. In addition, ProFire 2626 offers easy FireWire connectivity, extremely low latency, dual headphone outputs, front-panel ¼” instrument inputs and standalone operation.

Includes Award-winning Octane Preamp Technology

User-assignable Master Volume Control

The ProFire 2626 interface delivers a new level of flexible control via the customizable master volume knob. It’s assignable to any or all of the four analog output pairs, so you can choose which output pair will feed your main monitors. You can also choose whether the master volume knob influences either or both of the two headphone outputs, or operates independently of them. In addition, you can assign the master level control to all four output pairs to uniformly attenuate up to a 7.1 surround mix.

High-definition 192kHz Sound and Solid Performance

The ProFire 2626 employs high-quality converters to deliver sampling rates up to 192kHz for pristine, high-definition sound quality. The unit also features critically acclaimed JetPLL technology to provide extremely stable synchronization and eliminate jitter that can degrade audio quality. In addition, the ProFire 2626 allows master or slave operation via internal clock, ADAT optical, S/PDIF and word clock. M-Audio’s mature, stable drivers deliver solid performance and ultra-low latency. Complete with Octane preamp technology and premium A/D-D/A converters, you won’t find a better sounding or more flexible host-based audio interface.

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Customize your setup and record the way you want thanks to the power and flexibility of the ProFire 2626 onboard DSP mixer and router. Use the router to select from up to 52 audio streams and send them to any of the 26 hardware outputs.** The adaptable onboard DSP mixer allows you to select from any of the 26 hardware inputs and 26 software returns as sources for any of its 18 input channels—allowing you to create up to eight stereo mixes. You can also create presets and instantly recall these setups at a later date.

Standalone operation

The ProFire 2626 doubles as a standalone 8-channel preamp, 8-channel A/D-D/A converter and digital format converter. In standalone mode, the eight analog inputs route to the first eight ADAT optical output channels. This facilitates use of the line, instrument and mic ins—including the preamps—with other digital gear. Similarly, the first eight ADAT optical input channels feed the eight analog outputs to provide D/A functionality. You can also disable the D/A conversion to allow the analog input channels to route to both the analog and ADAT optical outputs—transforming the ProFire 2626 into a standalone 8-channel mic pre with eight discrete analog outputs plus 8-channel ADAT output. When the second optical port is not used for A/D conversion, the ProFire 2626 can also convert coaxial S/PDIF to optical S/PDIF.

Professional Connectivity for the Most Demanding Projects

The ProFire 2626 features essential connectivity for any studio, delivering rock-solid stability and optimal sound quality. Analog inputs are sourced from the eight combo jacks as either XLR mic or ¼” TRS balanced line inputs. In addition, analog channels 1 and 2 provide easily accessible ¼” TS instrument jacks on the front panel. Eight ¼” TRS connectors provide balanced line outputs for monitoring and interfacing with other outboard gear. Digital I/O is available via 2 x 2 S/PDIF and 16 x 16 ADAT Lightpipe. The two front-panel headphone jacks feature separate sources and independent level controls for additional cue mixing flexibility.

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Have you checked your routing though?

The way you worded it is a bit confusing.

Ok it’s all working here..

I’m pretty sure you have a routing mismatch somewhere but without seeing your control panel I can’t say, but set it up like below and you should be good to go:

Mixer Tab:
You shouldn’t have to do anything here

Router Tab:
In the ‘Output Source Routing’ section, set Analogue Out 1/2 to software return 1/2.

Settings Tab:
In the ‘Hosted Mode’ section, make sure that sync is set to Internal (or your clock source if you are using a word or adat clock source).

That’s literally it. It’s pretty much plug and play.
Make sure that your DAW’s main outputs are actually set to the first pair of outs.

Ok it’s all working here..

I’m pretty sure you have a routing mismatch somewhere but without seeing your control panel I can’t say, but set it up like below and you should be good to go:

Mixer Tab:
You shouldn’t have to do anything here

Router Tab:
In the ‘Output Source Routing’ section, set Analogue Out 1/2 to software return 1/2.

Settings Tab:
In the ‘Hosted Mode’ section, make sure that sync is set to Internal (or your clock source if you are using a word or adat clock source).

That’s literally it. It’s pretty much plug and play.
Make sure that your DAW’s main outputs are actually set to the first pair of outs.

Thanks again. I double checked my routing. It’s correct.

There seems to be a driver conflict however. When I make the 2626 my default audio device and play a track using WMP it plays the first 1ms of the track and stops. No sound. When I use the Control Panel function to check sound device I get a get a brief distorted tone through SR 1&2 that I hear and see in the control panel mixer and then no sound. It sounds like mismatched sample rate. Sync is set it internal

Thanks again. I double checked my routing. It’s correct.

There seems to be a driver conflict however. When I make the 2626 my default audio device and play a track using WMP it plays the first 1ms of the track and stops. No sound. When I use the Control Panel function to check sound device I get a get a brief distorted tone through SR 1&2 that I hear and see in the control panel mixer and then no sound. It sounds like mismatched sample rate. Sync is set it internal

That ‘playing then stopping with no sound certainly appears to be a driver conflict.
That’s as far as I can go I’m afraid, it just worked for me and I’ll be honest and say I’m not really motivated to troubleshoot because it’s not my main interface.
One last thing though, you definitely have the correct type of chipset that’s required on your TI card?

I can’t remember the exact chipset model but just being TI isn’t enough, there’s only one that works properly on Win 10 for FW audio.
Also, you’re using the normal legacy drivers right?

That ‘playing then stopping with no sound certainly appears to be a driver conflict.
That’s as far as I can go I’m afraid, it just worked for me and I’ll be honest and say I’m not really motivated to troubleshoot because it’s not my main interface.
One last thing though, you definitely have the correct type of chipset that’s required on your TI card?

I can’t remember the exact chipset model but just being TI isn’t enough, there’s only one that works properly on Win 10 for FW audio.
Also, you’re using the normal legacy drivers right?

6.1.1 The latest one they got

I appreciate you going out of your way to help. Thank you!

Not saying you’re doing anything wrong. just saying what needs to be right.

Many layers to this. DSP mixer has influence, Windows Control Panel>Sounds has influence, DAW has at least two layers of influence. 1. DAW routing, and 2. DAW PARTIAL control over DSP mixer.

Step 1. Open device manager. Look for appropriate «This device is functioning properly» message.

2. Open DSP mixer, set sample rate, medium buffer size 512-ish, sync internal, under Analog Output 1 and 2, set source to mixer out.

3. Control panel>Sound, default device (Output 1 and 2) set properly, highlight, click properties. On playback and recording advanced tab, choose matching bit depth and sample rate. Repeat this step for every output pair.

4. Test from Test Button. Should hear proper playback.

5. Feed an analog input into interface, set gain if need be, set DSP mixer channel input to that hardware port, bring up channel fader, bring up master, note metered signal presence, should hear proper output.

This gets the interface and windows working properly. It eliminates DAW issues for now, which can be problematic if the DAW attempts to take control of the ASIO driver but only partially succeeds.

If you can’t get Windows Control Panel to output a proper test signal (bing bing bing, Left then Right), and then get an analog input sounding right, thru the DSP mixer and out cans or your speakers, leave the added variables of a DAW out of the equation until you can.

Not saying you’re doing anything wrong. just saying what needs to be right.

Many layers to this. DSP mixer has influence, Windows Control Panel>Sounds has influence, DAW has at least two layers of influence. 1. DAW routing, and 2. DAW PARTIAL control over DSP mixer.

Step 1. Open device manager. Look for appropriate «This device is functioning properly» message.

2. Open DSP mixer, set sample rate, medium buffer size 512-ish, sync internal, under Analog Output 1 and 2, set source to mixer out.

3. Control panel>Sound, default device (Output 1 and 2) set properly, highlight, click properties. On playback and recording advanced tab, choose matching bit depth and sample rate. Repeat this step for every output pair.

4. Test from Test Button. Should hear proper playback.

5. Feed an analog input into interface, set gain if need be, set DSP mixer channel input to that hardware port, bring up channel fader, bring up master, note metered signal presence, should hear proper output.

This gets the interface and windows working properly. It eliminates DAW issues for now, which can be problematic if the DAW attempts to take control of the ASIO driver but only partially succeeds.

If you can’t get Windows Control Panel to output a proper test signal (bing bing bing, Left then Right), and then get an analog input sounding right, thru the DSP mixer and out cans or your speakers, leave the added variables of a DAW out of the equation until you can.

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M-Audio ProFire 2626 Driver Download (Official)

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ProFire 2626 Driver

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Windows Vista, Windows XP

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To get the ProFire 2626 driver, click the green download button above. After you complete your download, move on to Step 2.

If the driver listed is not the right version or operating system, search our driver archive for the correct version. Enter ProFire 2626 into the search box above and then submit. In the results, choose the best match for your PC and operating system.

Tech Tip: If you are having trouble deciding which is the right driver, try the Driver Update Utility for ProFire 2626. It is a software utility which automatically finds and downloads the right driver.

To find the newest driver, you may need to visit the M-Audio website. Most major device manufacturers update their drivers regularly.

Once you have downloaded your new driver, you’ll need to install it. In Windows, use a built-in utility called Device Manager, which allows you to see all of the devices recognized by your system, and the drivers associated with them.

How to Open Device Manager

In Windows 10 & Windows 8.1, right-click the Start menu and select Device Manager

How to Install a driver from Device Manager

Locate the device and model that is having the issue and double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.

Select the Driver tab.

Click the Update Driver button and follow the instructions.

In most cases, you will need to reboot your computer in order for the driver update to take effect.

Tech Tip: Driver downloads and updates come in a variety of file formats with different file extensions. For example, you may have downloaded an EXE, INF, ZIP, or SYS file. Each file type has a slighty different installation procedure to follow.

For more help, visit our Driver Support Page for step-by-step videos on how to install drivers for every file type.

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