Hi, I am just about to buy an MBox 2 for recording some voiceovers.
My idea is that I will record at home and do the main editing there. However if I then want to use my other computer at work - to do some tweaking later on will the mbox 2 have to be connected in order to use pro tools lite. ie will i have to bring the mbox 2 into work.
thanks and sorry if this is a stupid question.
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QUOTE (ricofruk @ Thu 1 Feb 2007, 07:16) 
Hi, I am just about to buy an MBox 2 for recording some voiceovers.
My idea is that I will record at home and do the main editing there. However if I then want to use my other computer at work - to do some tweaking later on will the mbox 2 have to be connected in order to use pro tools lite. ie will i have to bring the mbox 2 into work.
thanks and sorry if this is a stupid question.
My idea is that I will record at home and do the main editing there. However if I then want to use my other computer at work - to do some tweaking later on will the mbox 2 have to be connected in order to use pro tools lite. ie will i have to bring the mbox 2 into work.
thanks and sorry if this is a stupid question.
I also didn't want to carry around the MBox2 so . . I bought a VERY small M-Audio Transit interfase (us $99) and use it on my work computer and always keep in my laptop bag.
The problem is that you have to pay another $ 250 for M-Powered Protools.
I think it's worth it just because the light weight and also that I get things done . .
Cheers
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