Re: [microsound] firewire sound cards/ audio interfaces

[gm <gm2mail@xxxxxxxxx>]

the 410 has become almost ubiquitous.


On Fri, 10 Dec 2004 10:38:25 +1100, scissors for sparrow
<seedling@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> i have used the motu 828mkII for about 10 months... so far it has been
> excellent and very reliable.  however i have had occasional problems
> (mostly in the beginning) where it stopped recording without
> explanation, or would record awfully so that when i tried to play
> things back, they'd be at double speed.  i attribute this to the
> software included, though (audiodesk).  it's not great software at all.
>  definitely a poor wo/man's pro-tools or some such.  i would probably
> recommend getting this interface and maybe using logic or something,
> although that would work out to be quite costly.  the sound on the motu
> is excellent, front panel controls navigable, and the preamps (there
> are 2) are good.  10 analog inputs (including 2 mic preamps), 8 analog
> outs, s/pdif / adat i/o, midi... it's comprehensive and has enough
> features to record live instruments well.
> 
> 
> > was curious.
> > what firewire sound cards have people found reliable.
> > thanks.
> > aaron
> 
> 
> scissors for sparrow /// ii
> users.tpg.com.au/adslalnw
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