I am at a point with the gear and knowledge I have where I need to decide which direction I want to focus, so I can start justifying this expensive obsession. .

Based on the competition in my market it seems on location recording would be a good avenue to try.

I want to rack mount my pc.

Not sure if its a great idea, as far as bumps and things that occur on the road.

What I want to do is strip out a van that I can use as a mobile control room so I can record bands either where they practice or at a show. I would rather spend $1800 on mics and snakes and cables than a laptop, although I'm sure I'll move to one in the future.

Hello, I have been searching high and low for a fix to my problem, I JUST bought this mobilepre preamp, and am now struggling to get it to even detect in windows XP, I try to open the control panel and it doesnt work at all, it says it cant find the device I have uninstalled and reinstalled numerous times, restarted the computer and all tha jazz.

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I've been using the m-audio omni studio (delta66 w/ omni io) for some time and I am wanting to get my dad set up with the omni usb for his laptop. I presume that they work the same and have the same quality. I noticed, though, that the omni's are discontinued and I was wondering if people have had problems with them?

Hi, I've been doing some browsing to try and find the best basic setup to get me started on home recording, and I have a few questions that I would appreciate being answered :)

1. I plan on using Cubase and the MobilePre USB. Does anyone have any experience or know of any possible problems that might arise from this combination?

Hi.. I just purchased an M-Audio Mobile pre, and having some issues recording vocals. I am using the live 4.0 that came with the hardware (until I purchase something better), and my setup is straightforward. My Guitar-mic to the mobile pre to my computer via usb. No mixers, no nothing. I am able to record guitar tracks perfectly.

Hey everyone, I just stumbled upon this place while I was looking for answers that I unfortunately haven't found yet. Here's my problem: I have a MobilePre USB preamp and I am trying to record into Cool Edit Pro 2.0, but when I record in, it only gives me the left channel.

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Hi, this is my first post here. I'm having a problem with my M-Audio MobilePre USB. I have an MXL 990 condenser mic and two computers set up for recording. One is a laptop P3, the other a desktop P4. Both have IDENTICAL setups: Win2K, Wavelab 5, latest service packs, drivers, same mixer settings, etc, etc.

I bought a M-Audio MobilePre to use for just one spesific voice recording. I figured I didn't need highclass gear since it is to be converted to low-bitrate mp3 anyway.

Before I take this back and make arguments I would like to hear how others experiences with this has been? As bad as mine?