Which one would you choose and why? I would be using it to record drums and maybe a small band.

All Focusrite Saffire audio interfaces come with a plugin VST package that includes reverb compression, EQ, etc. I am curious to hear from any users as to whether they are respectable in use, and how well they stand up against other such VST plugins, particularly the reverb.

Im doing some recording this weekend (drums) and I know have a Focusrite octopre in my arsenal. What are everyones experience with the octopre? its seems as though there are not many switches or knobs per channel and seems fairly easy to use. Just would like to see what some pro's or home studio guru's had to say. Thanks.

Whenever my recordings get to about 1 minute 40 seconds they suddenly stop. Would this be a latency issue or what exactly? Also I have a good computer so that shouldn't be the problem.

Hi guys, I've got a Focusrite ISA 430 MK II, and I need a channel strip with a different kind of sound, so I can get two kind of sounds out of my setup. What do you guys recommend?:cool:

I just. need to know!

I found a Focusrite Saffire pro 10 on craigslist being sold as is. I got the guy to drop it down to 50 bones however there would be a 250 dollar charge to fix it from Thermal Relief. Should I buy this since in itself it is a steal? Or should I buck up and save for a PreSonus Firestudio Tube or even a Focusrite Liquid Saffire?

I know this post will reflect personal preference (if anyone replies), and i will use mine when i go to the store and listen to my reference disc.

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EDIT

Realise this should be in Budget gear section.

Please feel free to close and apologies for the mistake.

Hello there . I have an electro harmonix 2ube tube preamp and I want to use it to record guitars in pro tools. I also have a Focusrite isa one digitally connected to a Digi 003 . My question is: should I use the line input or the DI Input on the Isa coming out of the lpb 2ube pedal?

Thanks