 Looking For An Inexpensive Audio And Midi Interfa, need help |
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 Sat 8 Oct 2005, 01:46
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I'm looking for an inexpensive audio and midi interface to input into garage band. I've heard compatibility issues with M-Audio's entry level products. I'd prefer firewire, but if anyone has any suggestions, I'd appreciate it. I'm Running Tiger 10.3.9 on a G4powerbook and need to record Guitar, Vocals and a drum machine. Thanks Lee 
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Sat 8 Oct 2005, 20:22
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Using a Tascam US-122 via USB into GB on a Mini w/ 1.25GHz G4 and 1GB RAM. No worries here...
Peace
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 Sun 9 Oct 2005, 15:25
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yeah, those inspires are so little and cheap that if they turn out to be as good as my firebox is quality and stability-wise, they would be pretty hot, especially the modular idea... Thing look sorta ugly compared with the firebox  , sorta like a bad hard-drive enclosure... though they did imitate the trademark presonus aesthetic on the mixer GUI which is very pretty. (by the way, my firebox just served me fantastically at yet another performance last night, running a complex MaxMSP patch and sending MIDI to another powerbook to do the realtime reactive video)
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Sun 9 Oct 2005, 16:17
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Hi Guys,
Thanks for the input on the Firebox.
New question.
Will i be able to record 4 tracks simultaneously
(Vocal, guitar, drum machine and bass)..... while sending the signal to a PA during a live performance??
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Fri 21 Oct 2005, 02:02
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yes
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 Fri 21 Oct 2005, 03:52
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you'll need an extra set of pre-amps for analog ins 3 and 4 though. You can mix and send to the PA with zero latency (using the firebox mixer app), or run some of the signals through software for any effects (introducing a little latency for that channel). But u can mix the wet signal of an effect with the original zero latency dry signal using the mixer software.
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Fri 21 Oct 2005, 10:41
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hello for sure firewire is better but it s more expensive you can trust in new m audio stuff they works well allowed you to work on a serious soft PRO Tools but if you really want firewire you can buy the digi oo2 you will get pro tools le and many plug ins For the keyboards and other it depend of what kind of music you do best regards cypri
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