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Thu, 28 September 2006 06:29  |
Jeremy Luzier
Messages: 102
Registered: November 2005
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I/O is the way to go (No USB or FW). The RME stuff sounds great
and works well. The Multiface also has and adat I/O port for
additional capability.
David.
John wrote:
> Rather, Which audio interfaces are truly pro quality and can give me 16 in/outs?
>
> RME ? others ????Ah, what faith. 64+ tracks, 'pro' features, latency compensation, but keep
it cheap! Doesn't really exist. However, personally I'd recommend Live, SX,
or Sonar depending on what you want to do. Live is the most intuitive, musical
app I've ever used but doesn't work as well as a traditional multitracker
with lots of punch ins and punch outs and such. SX is more of a multitracker
without with a really super sequencer (that apparently has been improved
in v. 4), and has sample accurate editing in the project window, lots of
cool stuff or managing audio flow in the mixer, and so forth. Sonar is, in
my opinion, a little in the middle. More of the looping, pattern stuff that
Live/Reason have, but a better multitracker than either of them, but not
the same kind of audio powerhouse SX is.
Gentlest learning curve is Live, steepest is SX, IHMO. Both take enormous
amounts of time to truly master. I'm probably a top 15% SX use
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| Re: this has been covered 6,453,732,453,231 times [message #73185 is a reply to message #73170] |
Thu, 28 September 2006 08:49  |
animix
Messages: 356
Registered: September 2006
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"mailto:1@linux..." target="_blank">1@linux...
>I finally ditched my last Matrox video cards on my DAWs. Upgraded to NVidia
> GEForce 5500 dual heads on everything now. It's nice having 128MB vRAM per
> head and stable drivers. Those old 32MB per head G450's were dogass slow
> by
> comparison and the Nvidia drivers feel much more stable than the Matrox
> drivers ever did.
>
> Deej
>
>Which audio interfaces sound as good as or better than Paris? Apogee?
RME? Presonus? M-Audio?
I know the bus is a big deal in Paris so when you get a setup like a rme
hdsp9652 with behringer ada8000s for example, where is the mix bus ?
Thanks,
JohnSorry to burst your bubble, but this is actually a recruiting tool for
future spammers!
- Paul Artola
Ellicott City, Maryland
On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 10:10:35 -0600, "DJ" <notachance@net.net> wrote:
>I think it would be cool to just go out and find some spammers and make
>examples of them by stripping them naked and throwing them in a pit full of
>man eating pigs and post the vid on UTube
>
>..........uhhhh.......sorry....long night.........where's my coffee?
>
>;oP
>Hey guys,
just got my new 8 out card from Morgan and was wondering, exactly how do
I hook this bad boy up? I put it on the far left slot on the back of the
MEC so to differentiate from the 8 in modules.
How do I hook this up from the patch bay and send back to various outboard
gear? Will I be able to send track 16 out to an effect and then back to 16,
or do I have to go to a different channel? Also, what is the 8 out card called
in the patchbay?
thanks for any help,
michael blissAAron...here's where I got mine:
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