I'm trying to record digitally to my DAT machine a Sony 670 from my mac computer using a Delta 1010 card via the S/PDIF coaxil connection.The only way i've got it to work so far is using 48Khz sample rate,but my material is all recorded at 44.1Khz.The DAT machine is able to record at 44.1Khz(according to the manual),but i can't get it to work at that sample rate.

Hey Jules, just wanted to know how your search for the perfect summing solution is coming... I'm still looking at the Dangerous 2-Bus. Have you used it in your studio yet?

Anyone using DP to sweeten their Final Cut Pro audio tracks? Do the the two programs complement one another or would I be better off using Pro Tools LE? Love to hear from you as I'm an audio novice. Thanks.

Ok, seems simple enough. I have a ton of samples I need to convert. The MAIN thing I'm looking for for something that converts AIF (or SDII) files to a file the MPC3000 will read on a zip disk. I tried the "Export Selected As" in Pro Tools to no avail. Does anyone know of a be all, end all program for audio file conversion mac or p.c. (mac prefered)?

Greetings,

This unit was mentioned as a decent buy for 16 inputs, so I went to take a look at it to add it to my list of things to watch. I found...
http://www.apogeedigital.com/products/prod_ad16.html

Hi,
I'm very interested in your modification for the dolby noise reduction Cat22 cards. Did you ever post pictures or a diagram so we can try this out?

Thanks,
Fen

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Greetings,

Got a question for you, When I plug my guitar into the line in of my cheap designed for games soundcard, I have to pull the fader(in the windows volume control-recording panel) damn near all the way down. The music still comes back at a decent level, comparable to an mp3 I have stored on the hard disk. But I was wondering if this was normal.

i have a Q10 and i'm getting clips without switching on the mic preamp's and turning the gain all the way down? any suggestions? are you using a board before your interface? can i fix this without using anything before the interface...or do i have to buy some outboard mic preamp's?