This will work for Studio 1558?
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I have a 1550. It is still holding a very strong charge and about 4 hrs of serious use with about 16 hrs of standby
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It does work on mine. This battery is a little larger than the stock battery but it's designed so that the computer sits up higher and feet are made as a part of the whole thing.
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wish i knew, sorry i am of no help here, the battaery i bought works great, it's my daughters computer.
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NO! DO NOT BUY FOR DELL STUDIO 1558 LAPTOP! The original battery type is MT264 and there are several answers here that say it will work for a Dell Studio 1558 even though it is not listed by the seller. I gave it a try and can verify it does not work. Laptop and charger are tested and proved good. Battery meter says 0% (plugged in, charging), but the battery will not charge. It is not just false indication, the battery actually has no charge. I have tried everything!
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I spoke with a Roland Rep directly. It's both Intel, AMD, and Mac compatible and will run on most any mainstream DAW from ABLETON to REAPER. For Window's it's recommended that you use Win 7/8 or OSX.
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Hey Rebecca-Yes it will. We also offer live tech support to help you with any programming issues you may encounter. Thanks...Matty
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It should. When I first plugged it in to my Windows 7 laptop and loaded the software, it was fine. But when I added it as the default ASIO audio device in my DAW (Studio One 2) there was a problem with Studio One opening it. So I wrote a note to the customer service person at Focusrite, and the next day I had a return email with an attached driver to try. I installed the driver and it worked perfectly. I highly recommend this unit. I depend on it for live performances and it has never let me down and it's good to know they have GREAT customer service to back you up.
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I'm sure it will. It connects via USB and should install fine. Also, I use Fruit Loops Studio 10, it's alittle tricky to get used to, but it does the job for me, but to recommend something to you is based on what you want to use it for (DJing, making music, etc), Garage Band should be sufficient enough though :)
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It will work because it's standar midi device, but I don't recommend this, mine, a complete section of the keyboard stop working (8 keys). Look for a M-Audio.
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This actually will work on the big shot pro. You will the extended tray and buy the large Accuquilt adapter for the Studio. The "opening" of the BSP machine is pretty much the same as the Studio.
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here is a compatibility list www.minnkotamotors.com/WorkArea/DownloadAsset.aspx?id=3292
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Yes, it will. However, it doesn't make any sort of sound on it's own, it needs a Digital Audio Workstation like Ableton Live, FL Studio, Cubase, etc. But it is "class-compliant" meaning it works out of the box!
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I'm assuming you're wanting to use the hard drive from a Dell Studio 1555. As long as that hard drive is a 2.5" SATA then yes it'll work.
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This should work with any DAW application, you would just need to install drivers and configure in preferences in your specific DAW.
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Yup, no problem. I've run it on Yosemite through Ableton and Reason without any issues.
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I have W8.1, have no way of knowing how it does on antiquated systems. Suggest you contact the game maker for that info.
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Hi. I really don't know since I don't use those programs but it is fully compatible with Ableton Live. You can map different knobs to control parameters in Ableton. It should work with the software you mention I think
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I'm sure this unit will work with every DAW. I've personally used it with Ableton and Logic 9, and it works great. It's pretty easy to set up as well.
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Yes. You can find specific info on Behringer forums to get you started. http://forum.behringer.com/showthread.php?404-X32-with-Adobe-Audition
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It should work just fine on a 1555. The Sanoxy comes with a cable that will plug into two USB ports to assure that it can power what ever 2.5 inch hard drive you install in the enclosure. Some hard drives will work while using a single USB port, but it is probably best to assume that you will have to use two of the 1555's three USB ports for power to assure reliable operation.