Hi All,

Long time since I have posted. Glad to be back.

I dug through the search here, the PreSonus web site, YouTube, and Google looking for information/tutorials that walked through and explain how to use the Universal Control specifically for the FireStudio 2626.

Hi,

Just wondering if anyone here is using the PreSonus unit. I'm trying to send lightpipe signal from an Alesis HD24XR to the PreSonus then firewire to my DAW. I read on the PreSonus site that I needed an approved TI equipped firewire card in the DAW. Bought that, but still static galore!

I am running Cubase 5.

I am looking to upgrade my M-audio Frast Track Pro. I havent had any problems with my M-Audio's product so i was looking at the 2626 but i was doing some research of similar products within the same price range and functionality to come across the PreSonus Firestudio.

I have the firestudio 26x26 and the Digimax FS. I recently got the digimax fs and have been encountering some sync errors by using only the ADAT sync.

The firestudio manual does not recommend to connect BNC to the Digimax, why? It seems like a better connection so I did it now and it seems to sync better.

Hi,

Has anyone on here had any experience with both of these preamps?

How do they compare?

O.K., so I am working up an entry which I will think about submitting to the contest, but here is my question.

what is the difference and which one is better?

PreSonus Firestudio Project Firewire Audio Interface vs. Steinberg MR816X Firewire Audio Interface (1DSP)

Which should I get? And would i need anything else to record drums besides mics cables and stuff

Ive got an RME Fireface. would like to warm up the sound. The PreSonus Eureka sounds like a great options and value. I'm on a budget so dont even mention Neve or API, othewise it would be Neve all the way for me. I've been reading about the Brick by Groove Tubes, sounds like more of what Im looking for. Do I need both, one or neither.

We've got a PreSonus Firebox for some super non-technical users to quickly record some audio, then we have scripts that tag it, convert it to mp3, and upload it to a podcast.

All is well, except every time they close the Firebox control panel (such as when they shut down for the evening) they have to go back into the control panel and add the 12db to Mic 1.