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![]() Newbie Group: Members Posts: 15 Joined: 28-Jan 04 From: New York - US Member No.: 34,328 ![]() |
I'm new to the forum, and to recording in general. I really want to get something that I can plug into my flatscreen iMac G4 that will allow me to record vox, guitar/bass, and possibly even drums directly into my computer. I also would like this to come with tools to record/master what I do. I went to Guitar center and asked them, and they suggested the M-audio firewire 410, and a friend of mine suggested to me the Digidesign Mbox. Do you all have any suggestions maybe? I have been looking at these two systems and am worried that the M-audio doesn't come with very a very complete editing/mixing/etc. software, but really like the amount of inputs and the fact that it already has a midi solution. Any thoughts, or other suggestions, PLEASE?!!?
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![]() Maniac Member ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 645 Joined: 17-May 02 From: Broughton Member No.: 4,705 ![]() |
The MOTU 828 is a superb piece of equipment. I have the original version (bought secondhand) and it's never given me any trouble. When you say you can't find much information about it on the MOTU website, where are you looking? There's masses of information about it!
![]() MOTU home page, 828 MKii link in the left-hand column, first full page of data, click Next for more data, then keep following the links if you want even more info. Is there something in particular you need to know? It comes with AudioDesk software. I've never used it. |
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