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You're absolutely right. I assumed you could daisy chain two units but unfortunately the manual clearly states that the software only supports one unit. Kind of a bummer but still a pretty neat unit. ...

Strange, because according to Sweetwater you can daisy chain these.

EDIT: Sorry, it wasn't Sweetwater. It was ZZounds AND I missread along with a typo in their copy

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YOu might be able to find a 1/8" stereo to dual 1/4" "mono"(L/R) adapter. You would need to make sure it is stereo to left/right conversion though and not stereo to mono. Conversely you could invest ...

I've seen myspace pages with soundclick embedded players in them. I don't know how they did this but I think that would be the way to go.

Double posting doesn't draw any more attention than a single post. If you can, please delete one of them.

Cubase should "See" both of your mixers as one unit. You need to enable the vst inputs on ...

It's just frustrating dealing with the same questions daily. Remy has a lot on her plate and as much as this forum is a good release in many ways, it's also like taking your work home with you.

Any firewire interface will work better with a Texas Instruments firewire chipset. That being said, the Macbooks don't have a TI chipset but still work with most firewire interfaces without a hitch. ...

At around $500 you could look into a Presonus FP10 or Firestudio. They come bundled with Cubase LE so your software would be covered untill you outgrow it.

Just do what sounds good Butlah.

Maybe you can get a card reader and read directly from the card.

That sounds like a logica solution to me. If it works with an SD card, get a card reader and you could either transfer them to pc o ...

Looks an awful lot like MOTU's MachFive:

http://www.motu.com/products/software/machfive

So, you've returned the FastTrack already? My experience with interfaces is that the differences between them at this price point is hardly noticeable. I don't think you will be any more satisfied wit ...

Still, have you tried uninstalling any recently installed plugs?

Minidisc and cassette are dying formats. I'm surprised there are any cassette four tracks still around. $300 for a multitrack recorder is not unreasonable. That's more likely in the entry level.

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Budget? Record to wav. You can always convert to mp3 but once you do, you lose quality.