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I'm about to get a 12" G4 powerbook and I need a reliable audio/midi interface (good audio I/Os are more important to me than MIDI at the moment though). I've been looking at the M-Audio Firewire 410 (which is at the top end of my budget), the Quattro, the Duo and the Tascam US-122.
I will be using Cubase SX and Reason 2- I do a fair amount of MIDI work and record the odd guitar/bassline and vocal... I also plan to play live using the laptop. I'm aware of the limitiations of USB and the benefits of Firewire, but is it worth the extra cash? Would it be better to go for the Quattro and buy a separate mic pre-amp (eg Audiobuddy)? I know there are issues with the US-122 and OSX, but what about the M-Audio hardware? how does that perform? And finally.... are there any other alternatives that I should consider? any advice would be much appreciated! |
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Oakland Stroke I am in pretty much the same boat as you. I have a... Mon 1 Sep 2003, 19:33 renell If I may provide a link to a different forum, ther... Mon 1 Sep 2003, 20:03 boze the thing i think is strange about the 410 is that... Sun 14 Sep 2003, 17:19 saulenriquez I got an ibook too, 800mhz, and i'm wondering ... Mon 6 Oct 2003, 02:12 Oakland Stroke On paper, the Tascam looks better, but I've he... Mon 6 Oct 2003, 18:39
xingu FYI, Tascam has released new OSX drivers (v. 3.2.2... Mon 6 Oct 2003, 19:01  |
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