I'm replacing my firepod and really only require one input at a time so the two front instrument/mic inputs on either the box or the studio mobile should be more than fine.

I'm shopping around for a bus powered 2-channel firewire audio interface for my MacBook Pro. I currently own a M-Audio Delta 1010 that I'm very happy with. I've read everything I could find about the following 3 interfaces which I believe to be in my price range and offer what I'm looking for.

Hi All...

I am going out of my mind trying to solve my Mobilepre audio problem!

My problem is that whenever I record through Cubase SX3, Ableton whatever. I can hear clicks and within a few seconds
a horrible squelching noise takes over, I have to close out the program to get rid of it. this also happens if I listen to or watch something in Windows

Well, I have a Firebox and had a small problem getting it to run as my default audio device in Vista 64. I have a dual boot PC with Vista 64 on one drive and XP 32 bit on the other. I record to Cubase SX3 on the XP drive, but figured I'd use the Firebox for sound on both channels, so I can use my monitors to listen to music, etc.

I have recorded a couple of CDs for fun at my house and am serious enough about it that I recently upgraded my pre to a UA LA610 because I got a really good deal on it used. I recorded this last CD on a PreSonus Firebox and it worked fine except that tracks were often interrupted because of hiccups while recording.

Hi there guys, i need some help. one of the songs i will be tracking shortly has a cool intro and i have an idea to make it even better and more eerie sounding. i would like to take the melody of the intro and make it sound like the eerie sound a baby mobile has when it plays back (its the object that normally hangs above a childs cradle playing tunes as it spins around.

Hi all,

I am in the process of setting up a mobile recording studio/control room in the back of a van to record live rock bands. This will be primarily used as a tracking studio. Control room in back of van has been sealed and soundproofed (as best as can be) and leaves me with dimensions of 7'6" (l)x 5' (w) x 4'3"(h). Yes, I'll probably use a low chair!

Hello, as a car nut, photographer, and 3d/2d visual effects artists, one thing that I've always wanted to do is be able to record decent quality audio of car engine sounds to sink with video. (or also to be used as audio to be mixed into other video)

Greetings -

Newbie here.

I'm currently using the Pro Tools HD 3 system with Digidesign's PRE's as preamps, recording mostly acoustic instruments or lined electric intstruments.