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Just curious if anyone has done the comparison between the sound quality of Pro Tools HD converters and a RME FireFace 800?

So i am using a Sony vaio laptop that works great. My interface (saffire pro 24) works great, and my monitors (Yamaha hs50's) are fine as well. Now my issue is that after having Pro Tools open for more than like 15 minutes, everything i play back has a bunch of fuzz. The vocals sounded fine one second and then after a time frame, everything is complete crap.

Hey guys, quick question about recording in Pro Tools 9. I have a saffire pro 24 interface and when recording with an AKG 220 mic, the levels are fine but when looking at the waveform, it is extremely large. so yea. That is a picture of wat I'm speaking of. How do i make that look normal. it looks like its peaking but its not even that loud and i only had the gain on my saffire to 4.

Yup. Time to upgrade? O lord I hope not. It'll have to be pretty darn cool.

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I tried this on the DUC but like our site better so:tongue:

Hi guys, Im looking to step up my equipment in my home studio. I saw that a lot of studios were using the Pro Tools Control 24 Console. My questions are, Is this just a controller or does it help with mixing and sound quality? Also, can it and how would it work with my Pro Tools 003 rack being that there are only 8 ins and outs?

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I am looking to open a small studio with my friend, and I was curious, Do you have to have an Mbox for pro tools? Or can you use a mixer instead. Do you have to run the mixer through the Mbox?

Hi I am kitting out a new studio is Aus and was wondering if anyone has any amazing advice about IO

I am thinking about getting

HD I/O 16x16 Analog
The ideal choice for music productions—get the maximum complement of analog inputs and outputs (can be customized by replacing a card, but not expanded).