Recommend A Firewire / Usb Multi-input Device?, Recording 4 inputs into Logic Audio |
mar. 11 nov. 2003, 15:07
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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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lun. 15 déc. 2003, 09:26
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rickenbacker is on the beat.
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rollo kim Recommend A Firewire / Usb Multi-input Device? mar. 11 nov. 2003, 15:07
rickenbacker The MOTU 828 will cover you. The new MkII is a ver... mer. 12 nov. 2003, 13:34
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
rickenbacker The MOTU 828 will cover you. The new MkII is a ver... mer. 12 nov. 2003, 13:34
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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