 Apogee Mini-me & others, Pros & Cons |
  Tue 19 Nov 2002, 18:10
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DigitMus said:
QUOTE Just got a MiniMe and it absolutely blows the 828 out of the water!! 2 phenomenal mic preamps, limiting, compression (you can even tweak the ratios by opening the top of the box!) famous Apogee A-D conversion (+UV22) 96khz operation, and you can even use different sample rates/bit depths SIMULTANEOUSLY (i.e. 96/24 from SPDIF & AES/EBU, and 44.1/16 via USB). For me, the 828 is now an expensive doorstop. Scott Holli answered: QUOTE mini-me sounds very cool fidelity wise, how much do they go for roughly? I could look on the web site but what kind of outs does it have, also what is the driver system? I think I speak for everyone but please let us know how you get on DigitMus , now and as an ongoing concern. Maybe this warrants a new forum! I for one would love to follow it's progress. Holli xxx Teiwaz answered: QUOTE DigitMus, Great to hear a fellow Apogee user talkin' loud! I LOVE my AD-8000...Apogee rule, man! Maybe we should open a new thread on the subject of the extremely exciting Apogee guys and their products... :D And now for the rest... ;-) Bye. |
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Fri 29 Nov 2002, 03:26
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Latency is pretty bad on it (like anything USB) so you'll need some kind of outboard monitoring situation (like a Mackie 1202) if you're gonna be overdubbing. I mainly got it for live to 2 track location recording, which it excels at. If I told you what I have in my studio, you'd faint.
Lemme put it this way, my portable multi-track location rig consists of a Mackie MDR24/96 w/AES cards, Crane Song Spider, HEDD192 and Flamingo, Earthworks 1024, Lucid 9624DA (for monitoring), Royer SF-12, 2 Neumann M149s, 2 Earthworks QTC-1s, 2 Earhtworks SR77s, and about 40 more mics if needed. The point of that blatant bragging is just to make the point that, if I only need 2 channels, all that stuff stays home, and the iBook, MiniMe and appropriate pair of mics are all I need to get the same sound quality. The dang thing rocks! Scott |
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Yukulele Apogee Mini-me & others Tue 19 Nov 2002, 18:10
rickenbacker Holli - price of the Apogee last time I looked was... Tue 19 Nov 2002, 19:03 Teiwaz Apogee do have high prices. But you do get what yo... Tue 19 Nov 2002, 21:03 holli Thanks rickenbacker, that is a fairly hot tag but ... Wed 20 Nov 2002, 02:04 DigitMus holli -
The MiniMe has USB I/O and ASIO drivers... Sat 23 Nov 2002, 09:57 holli thanks dude, I'm jealous!
Apogee kick as... Sat 23 Nov 2002, 16:34 urbanmatador 828 is a doorstop now!?!? high praise... w... Sun 24 Nov 2002, 11:04 holli Thats cool So, your minime gives you just enough ... Fri 29 Nov 2002, 03:59 urbanmatador QUOTE Lemme put it this way, my portable multi-tra... Fri 29 Nov 2002, 07:02 Presto Digitmus, you say "Latency is pretty bad on i... Fri 29 Nov 2002, 10:18 Teiwaz Sure Presto, but latency for Digitmus (as he himse... Fri 29 Nov 2002, 22:22 Presto Teiwaz, you say "Digi's Mbox is not such ... Sat 30 Nov 2002, 14:00 soif Mbox is a semi-pro equipment because its converter... Sat 30 Nov 2002, 16:04 Bart S. QUOTE (DigitMus @ Nov 23 2002, 08:57)The Mini... Sat 30 Nov 2002, 17:09 urbanmatador thanks for the advice, everyone. i've been lur... Sat 30 Nov 2002, 18:55 holli haha, and damn the topic!! Presto, I beli... Sat 30 Nov 2002, 19:47 Presto Well, Urb. You have got lots of answers at differe... Sat 30 Nov 2002, 23:40
Teiwaz Hey, Presto!!
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