hey all,
I am reorienting my life, lol, and I realized that I have no computer, (haven't for a a couple years since I got a tablet) and I have a M-Audio FW1814 interface. Just wondering if there is anything useful too keep it around for, or just throw it in the trash.

Hi,

Really hope you can help but i'm having issues with the mixtone. Presumably a dumb question since I'm a newbie but.

I've tried on two different soundcards.

Kurt Foster ( and anyone else who may be interested)

Harrison has released the newest version of MixBus - version 3.0

Price: $40 ( U.S.)

Hi Guys, and thanks in advance for reading this!

Wasn't sure where to put this, but I think this is useful information for thinking of upgrading their interfaces of what is coming. Looks to be a nice improvement in the coming years.

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2478121,00.asp

Authentic Transparency for Unrestricted Creativity

• Continuously variable gain control
• Selectable DC-coupled ribbon mic path with +10dB gain boost setting
• +48V phantom power
• -14 dB Pad
• 12VDC to 15VDC operation - 90VAC to 240VAC line lump power supply (12V output) included

$1,330.99 US Street Price

Can someone recommend a Midi interface company with good drivers compatible with Windows, XP, Win7, 8.. Mac ...etc?

So I have the interface as titled. It looks like this:

Hello experts.

Im investigating inline mixing consoles.

I need two things:

1: Can you recommend books with info about inline desks?
2: What models/brands do you know? I want to look for videos and user manuals, hopefully with block diagrams so I can study their signal paths.
3. Can you name a cost effective inline desk that I can purchase for under $10000

This is a documentary about the current state of fidelity, with industry people talking about what is happening in the world of compressed-data (MP3) based music delivery.