I was just wondering what people thought a good option might be for replacing the 888 on my Mix+ system. I just took the relatively expensive plunge on a Rosetta 800, which in the informal shootouts I've done thus far knocks the living socks off the 888. But I really want to have 16 in/out.

How much impact will adding a A/D converter to my studio add versus using the converters in my Delta 1010? I probably know the answer to this already, but will it be a significant improvement or more subtle? What will I notice.

I am looking to buy the MOTU 2408mk3 and I'm just wondering is there any need to get a a/d converter. If so I hear Apogeehas great converters is this true?

Hi everyone. I am just starting to cut my
teeth, so to speak, in the world of recording. My current set up (simplified a bit) is as follows:

PreSonus Digimax 96 lightpiped in to Digi 001 on a Mac G3 w/ M-Audio Studiophile BX8s.

http://www.core-sound.com/HighResRecorderNews.html

Ok, guess who just made a deal that he gets one of these cf audio cards, in exchange for working software on ipaq and zaurus running qtopia and opie environments...

hmmm...

Hey Gary-

Hello everyone, this is my first post to the forum.

When recording keyboards, which is better to getting a great signal a mic preamp or a A/D converter . If anyone has a particular set-up that works great please elaborate

Hello. I'm looking for an 8channel A/D converter to go into my 2408mk2. I'm not happy with the 2408's converters. I also plan on getting a word clock generator. I've considered the RME and Swissonic boxes, as well as more expensive 2 channel boxes like the Lucid and Apogee. Any thoughts on how the sound quality of these differs?

What audible difference is heard with quality A/D converters over the ones in the XT20?
Are there other reasons one would want to go with external converters in conjunction with an Alesis XT20?

What would be a good choice for converters to use with the XT20?

Ciao,

Woods