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> Mbox Vs. The Rest Of The Usb World, guidance for powerbook recording set up
tgwj
posté lun. 15 déc. 2003, 05:42
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I have a g4 powerbook 867 Mhz, 384 mb RAM, running 10.2.8. After some investigation, I've narrowed my choices down to two, for money, quality and reliability: getting an M-Audio Duo and Logic Audio Big Box or getting the Digidesign M-box. (roughly $500 for either) I'm wondering if there's any major differences between the two set-ups (hardware or software advantages, etc.) and also if anyone has any recommendations or warnings for me on my set up in general.

I'll be doing some recording with a mixer probably or just using the 2 inputs for mics, etc. I recognize the limitations of USB but I need good software more than inputs/outputs right now. Maybe I'll upgrade to FireWire sometime. Thanks for your advice!
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posté jeu. 18 déc. 2003, 09:36
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Thanks. yeah I've been reading up on it. I just noticed that the Mbox's sample rate is only 44.1, 48 kHz. but the Duo offers up to 96 kHz. What does this difference mean in practical terms? (not how does it work but how important is it)
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- tgwj   Mbox Vs. The Rest Of The Usb World   lun. 15 déc. 2003, 05:42
- - Presto   Yeah, keep it small until you find you really need...   lun. 15 déc. 2003, 21:24
- - tgwj   Thanks. yeah I've been reading up on it. I j...   jeu. 18 déc. 2003, 09:36
- - StolltheMusic   I have been looking into buying an audio interface...   jeu. 18 déc. 2003, 12:55
- - Presto   Decide on what you want to plug into your computer...   jeu. 18 déc. 2003, 21:23
- - Presto   Ah, I forgot: 48khz is quite sufficient unless you...   jeu. 18 déc. 2003, 21:37
- - rickenbacker   A popular rule of thumb is that it's better to...   ven. 19 déc. 2003, 12:42
- - jebbels   If you are recording songs with the intention of b...   lun. 22 déc. 2003, 16:15
- - rickenbacker   Yes, because the original file you capture at 24-b...   lun. 22 déc. 2003, 19:38
- - MusicMan91   M-Audio OmniStudio USB. There really isn't an...   sam. 3 janv. 2004, 19:28
- - macyu   Hmm.. the OmniStudio USB has been something I...   dim. 4 janv. 2004, 07:31
- - MusicMan91   I haven't experienced any noticeable lag time ...   dim. 4 janv. 2004, 07:47
- - dextrometh   I did a bit of research recently upon deciding to ...   dim. 11 janv. 2004, 04:40
- - lushbudget   I'm a new DAW user and my choice was the Mbox ...   mar. 13 janv. 2004, 18:45
- - gahlord   Hey all, So this topic is sorta like what I need ...   mar. 13 janv. 2004, 19:46
- - pinostut   To get it working, select Reason/sampletank or abl...   mar. 13 janv. 2004, 20:33
- - visualmusic   I might as well jump on the band wagon...I'm i...   mer. 14 janv. 2004, 21:04
- - Presto   Gahlord, if I'd been able to get started with ...   jeu. 15 janv. 2004, 12:33
- - dextrometh   I'm just now playing with my new Mbox. I gues...   jeu. 15 janv. 2004, 19:21
- - rickenbacker   From what I understand, yes, you need to have the ...   ven. 16 janv. 2004, 16:39
- - Presto   PT Free (is it still around?) used to be the only ...   ven. 16 janv. 2004, 22:49


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