I guess it depends on how many inputs/outputs you think you need. I got the Multiface recently, love it.

As of right now I still have a mixer that I can send into it, but If I were to get rid of the mixer totally....I would really only need about 2 or three... I do hip hop music and really have no need for more then two (but thats right now) I don't want to limit my self to much.

The Multiface is amazing and sounds like it would better suit your needs as well as allowing you room for expansion. I have a Multi and a Digiface and love them. My only complaint about them is the weird half rackspace size of the box.

Dirk

when you say

I have a Multi and a Digiface

you are separating the multi and the digiface.....are they to different things? and if so what do you do with the digiface?

Jonyoung & Tnjazz would you consider the Rme converters better than the converters in digidesign (pro-tools).

I have and like the Multiface too. Great features and reliability. The converters aren't the same as the RME top-o-the-line standalone converters, but they are good enough that there are a lot of other things more important to the signal chain that will have to be top notch before you can take much advantage of any further converter upgrade. Yeah, one full rack space would have made me happier too, but it would be great as-is for portable use.

Digiface accepts only digital signals. Multiface accepts analog and digital signals. Check out http://rme-audio.com for specific info.

Have you considered the Fireface. Its got a ton of inputs, great converters, and totalmix, which let me get rid of my mixer. Its very easy to route things anywhere