First time poster, Thanks for any suggestions!

I have been using a MOTU 1224 with a PCI 324 card with Cubase for years in an old Intel P4. It's been working flawless for thousands of hours. Always rock solid! I also own an 896HD (Firewire) that I used near the end of this CPU's life. Also solid and dependable. Know issues whatsoever.

Hi, brand new to the forum and fairly new to home recording. Previously I was an Avid user of Garage Band when I had a Mac, but when my old Powerbook Ti finally became fully obsolete I didn't have the money for another Mac. I ended up with a Lenovo (Idea Pad, I think) laptop and so I'm now using Windows 7.

Hey everyone,

I'm in need a professional interface with professional grade conversion, was wondering if the MOTU 24 i/o would do the trick or do I need
to spend the extra money on a Avid HD interface or an Apogee Symphony, to get a truly professional conversion quality?
Ill be using it with outboard high-endpreamps.

I would like to know if anyone can tell me for sure if it's worth paying
the extra price difference between a MOTU and something like an Apogee Ensemble or a RME UFX?
This is mainly a question of sound quality difference

Well, it's not an audio interface but it's Thunderbolt. It looks like the future is near.

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Hi

I'm looking to get a new interface and the two that offer the features I need are the Saffire Pro 24 DSP and MOTU Ultralite mkIII.

Does anyone know how the preamps and converters on these interfaces compare?

Have a chance to grab one for real cheap including the PCI-424 card. But is it for me ?
For recording I use a lot of keyboards, my bass, and occasional elect guitar tracking.
Along with a small amount of outboard reverb / delay units.
Cubase 5 PC based system.

Hi

Is there a silent, cheap and portable recording solution for recording 4 tracks simultaneously at 24bit/88.2khz using my MOTU traveler mk1.

I currently have the Fast Track Pro. It's a piece of @#$@. I can't really complain about the recording quality or the hardware itself. It works well on Mac. However, the Windows drivers, and technical support are quite frankly @#$#ed.

Has anyone used the MOTU 896mk3 ? any thoughts? thanks