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Fri 3 Aug 2001, 02:07
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 6 Joined: 03-Aug 01 From: Van Nuys Member No.: 1,399 |
I am looking into purchasing a new ibook with cdrw for recording on the road. Does anyone have any experience with one in the music recording domain? Is that inexpensive Griffin audio input thingie any good?
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Wed 15 Aug 2001, 06:39
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Rookie Group: Members Posts: 41 Joined: 20-May 01 From: Port Charlotte Member No.: 658 |
Firewire allows daisy-chaining of devices (up to 64, I think). I use a 40GB Mercury Elite from Other World Computing, about $250. It is 7200 rpm, uses the Oxford 911 chipset for bridging & has 2 ports for pass through. I'm sure it has its limits, but I haven't bumped up against them yet.
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kishori ibook Fri 3 Aug 2001, 02:07
DigitMus I use a new iBook for location recording, but IMO ... Fri 3 Aug 2001, 18:56
stottsan DigitMus - Since the iBook only has 1 firewire p... Tue 14 Aug 2001, 23:22
stottsan ahhh! Awesome! Obviously I haven't dealt with an... Wed 15 Aug 2001, 13:53
DigitMus Actually, I haven't had occasion to try recording ... Wed 15 Aug 2001, 17:32
killerc Got a problem with ibook and imic. when plugged in... Sat 21 Jan 2006, 14:07
DigitMus I use a new iBook for location recording, but IMO ... Fri 3 Aug 2001, 18:56
stottsan DigitMus - Since the iBook only has 1 firewire p... Tue 14 Aug 2001, 23:22
stottsan ahhh! Awesome! Obviously I haven't dealt with an... Wed 15 Aug 2001, 13:53
DigitMus Actually, I haven't had occasion to try recording ... Wed 15 Aug 2001, 17:32
killerc Got a problem with ibook and imic. when plugged in... Sat 21 Jan 2006, 14:07
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