aight i got a AKG Perception 200, running SONAR 4, M-audio interface firewire solo, KRK rp-5 monitors.

-everything sounds good, but am not getting that professional feel to it. i know i won't get a professional sound...but damn with all this equipment I have to come close to something people could vibe to...

ok so what would you recommend for an firewire audio interface lets say for a grand or under for use with logic pro 7.2 and a mac pro? converters are important, 8 I/O would be nice, I was looking at the MOTU 896 and the Mackie 400 which one has better converters? has anyone heard the saffire pro yet? any other suggestions?

Ive come to a standstill in my own research and I thought maybe someone around here could give me some advice/opinions. :D

So before I get to deep into this my first question is.
Do I Still need to buy another interface when I have an A/D converter like the ones listed below?
If so: Would my audigy 2 suffice for this, since the DAC's would be bypassed anyway?

i wish to buy an audio interface of the brand MOTU 896 hd.
we donot have a proper studio setup but still want to record our guitar parts(amp modelers), bass(amp modelers), keyboards(through usb) and vocals(?).
we know that with our setup its difficult to get good results through mic recording but we don't have another choice.

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Hi.

Im trying to set up my laptop to use two different audio interfaces simultaniously.

One of them is a M-Audio Mobile USB.. and the other is a Hercules 16/12 FIREWIRE>.. The main problem is that Cubase won't let me use two drivers at once.. soo it cannot reckonize them both..

Is this possible to make it work?

Hello!

I have a friend leaving for Canada tonight! I plan on upgrading my Sound interface. I would like to get more IO.

My two shortlists are :

M-audio Delta 1010LT (200US)
E-mu 1820. (400US)

With the m-audio I have the advantage of being able to buy two units, link them up and get an instant 16 channel analog IO.

Good day,
I am wondering which would be more conducive to a better (IE clear) sound, a firewire preamp (eg the PreSonus firebox, or Focusrite Octu Pre)
OR a good analog mixer (Mackie DFX12) combined with the A/D converters on an m-audio audiophile 2496?
Which produces a higher fidelity sound?
or is the difference marginal?

Can anyone suggest a good audio interface for logic pro to plug into a new macbook? Any replys are greatly appreciated!

Thanx

Hi,

I'm using my home computer (PC) both to audio editing (for video), music listening (CD/dvd), and games. Very rarely I'll watch DVD video on the pc.