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  mar. 11 nov. 2003, 15:07
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 Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 2 Inscrit : 11 nov. 03 Lieu : Brighton - UK Membre no 28,681  |
Hello! I've started working with live drums, bass, voice and guitar and what I'd like to be able to do is record all four, just in mono [two mics, two jacks] into Logic Audio [4.7 on an iMac 600 mhz or a PowerBook 400mhz].
I've seen a few firewire / usb devices but a lot of them don't seem to be capable of doing what they're supposed to do [the M-Audio devices - ie Firewire 410 - seem like what I'm looking for but seem a bit dodgy in practise]. Any ideas? 
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mer. 12 nov. 2003, 13:34
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 Maniac Member  Groupe : Members Messages : 645 Inscrit : 17 mai 02 Lieu : Broughton Membre no 4,705 |
The MOTU 828 will cover you. The new MkII is a very lovely machine, but if you can find a secondhand MkI, that will do you just as well and should save you a couple of hundred dollars. Basically the same machine, it just doesn't have as many flashing lights.
 Yeah, yeah, I know - it doesn't have a Midi input and a few other niceties either, but it's a rock-solid solution. You also get AudioDesk software, which is great if you just want to record your band like you say. It's an alternative to Logic, anyway, and comes free with the 828. |
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rollo kim Recommend A Firewire / Usb Multi-input Device? mar. 11 nov. 2003, 15:07
rollo kim Thanks for that! I don't need any midi cap... mer. 12 nov. 2003, 13:52 gregoryf I will also make a pitch for a used MOTU 896 if yo... sam. 22 nov. 2003, 20:23
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