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todd1873
post Tue 24 May 2005, 13:57
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hi there, ive currently got and mbox with protools 6.7LE on a mac OSX. i am now wanting to be able to simitaniously record more then 2 inputs at the same time. what input rack would you suggest for use with pro tools

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td3k
post Tue 24 May 2005, 20:01
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Your options for ProTools LE are: 002, 002R, or 'ProTools M-Powered' with an approved M-Audio interface. (Like FW 410 or FW 1814)

There are also of course ProTools TDM systems (High end, very expensive)

Alternately, you could use a mixer and record the mix from the main outs. But that will not get you seperate tracks in PT, only the stereo sub-mix.

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azusa
post Tue 24 May 2005, 21:33
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You can buy a mixer with many inputs you want then send the stereo out to your MBox.
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