I have an M-Audio 1814 but do have the opportunity to upgrade to an RME Fireface 800. Any thoughts on this? In the past I've had PCI cards from M-Audio and RME and liked the RME's (DIGI96/8 PST) analog outputs much better, though it looks like the 1814 has improved from older products. I'm really interested in the quality of the converters on the RME.

Reposting from the Vocal Booth forum...

OK guys...it was suggested in another topic for a new Interface to look into an M-Audio Audiophile MobilePre USB for my computer.

What about the E-Mu 1820 or 1820m?
Ever since I saw one of these, I've become rather enamored of it...

OK guys...it was suggested in another topic for a new Interface
to look into an M-Audio Audiophile Pre USB for my computer.

What about an Audiophile Firewire?

And what about the E-Mu 1820 or 1820m?
Ever since I saw one of these, I've become rather enamored of it...

Now remember...these are just for V-O...no music recording and no simultaneous I/O...

Hi guys!
If you guys are familiar with the M-Audio Delta 410 PCI soundcard, please help me out.

As this card has only a pair of Signal Inputs (channel 1 & 2).

I need to separately record vocals on channel 1 and instruments on channel 2, for example. I don't know if it's going to work with Cubase SX or Adobe Audition or Magix Sequoia.

Ok, this may seem really really dumb, but the usb port on the back of the unit is for connection to your computer. right? so that the sound can be recorded on your computer thru that? or what. I'm getting confused. because...if its an all-in-one sound interface...you dont need another pci sound card with 1/4' i/o to connect it to the audiophile to record sound from whereever right?

I want to sell my M-Audio BX5's to my friend, but I'm not sure how much to charge. The left tweeter crackles every now and then and I'm not sure if they still fall under the warranty since they're almost two years old. Other than a small crackling every now and then they're clean and in good working order. I would also throw in a Hosa split cable. So how much do you guys think?

Hey there,
I was looking to get a new MIDI controller and soundcard for my studio setup, which I will mainly be working with CubaseSX, Reason and Abelton LIVE, and I wanted to know if any of you have used M-Audio's OZONIC controller keyboard, I would appreciate a review on this product from people who are using it.

Anyone here use this M-Audio SOlo equiptment
I have Cubase SX 2.
I cannot figure out how the hell to send the stereo ouput of my keyboard to Cubase .. retaining panning and all...

My M-Audio Firewire Solo card seems to be the cause of an unavoidable consistant feedback. I am running 1/4" plugs from my turntables through my Mackie then into the M audio solo. The M Audio card is connected to my laptop through a firewire 800 cable. Im confident its not from the source (turntables) because I have recorded from vinyl using these tables through other sound cards.

http://www.m-audio.com

what are your thoughts on this development, and the pro's and con's in relation to running with an LE setup?

these things should be left for bigger techies then myself...