Hey,

I recorded 6 sets of a group over this weekend. It went well, everything recorded fine. but. I did a rough mixdown for the band to go over to pick out songs to do a good mix on. All of the sets except one turned out pretty good.

Iv been looking at purchasing one of these, has anyone used this audio interface at all? how has it worked out for you? Also, any recommendations on what software to use?

just would like to know if the m-audio usb unit would work in an xp64 quadcore running tracktion 3

. .sombody told me that usb devices do not need specific drivers for the os? but this doesnt sound right to me...but I'm not sure.

i cant seem to locate xp64 drivers for the m-audio and i havent had a chance to try it with xp64 yet.

Hi,
I'm trying to figure out which one to get the fast track pro or the PreSonus firebox, any comments to which is better?
thanks

I posted a similar topic on the home studio forum. I just thought I might more resposes here.

I have been using a Roland 1880 for years now and I have decided to slowly move over to computer (pc) based recording. I track drums and full bands on the 1880 and will eventually want to be able to do that on the PC. For now due to the lack of funds I was thinking of getting the Fast track Pro interface and Pro-tools M-powered. Is this a recommended route?

Hi,

hi I'm pritty much a novice in this program so any info you guys can give me is greatly appreciated. well basiclly my issue is that my "fast track" input device works just fine in GarageBand but i cant seem to get it to work on my copy of Logic express. ive tried changeing the prefrences but it came to no result. if any one has the answer please share

Hello. I've been using the SB Audigy External soundcard, and I wanted to just use my m-audio fast track as my primary soundcard. I plugged the RCA outs directly into my speaker setup and all the output sounds overdriven and fuzzy. I used to put my fast track into the Line In on my audigy and it was crystal clear.