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Apogee One vs MOTU MicroBook...
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| DjWoody |
The built in line in interface on my desktop MacPro just took a dump. I usually just use it to record my practice mixes and once in a while to record voices for sweepers or drops. I am going to start a mixshow podcast so I'll be using it more.
Right now, I'm eyeing Apogee's One vs MOTU MicroBook. What you guys think? Or should I save money and get the Apogee Duet? Or any better suggestions? I do have a Firewire 410, but I hate that thing! hahahaha So I never use it.
I like the fact that they're both portable and I can record my shows on the road. I already record them using my laptop's Line In because I just record them so I can reflect on my sets, but this would give me better quality incase I'd like to pass a few of them out.
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| atxbigballer1 |
I say get a echo audio interface.
I had a M-Audio 410 also and yes it suck cocks in hell!
But it works fine running Pro-Tools M powered.
I could not use Reason or Ableton live as a stand alone using the 410, I all ways had to rewire it with Pro-tools.
I think The Drivers suck on the 410.
Just my 2c. |
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| ken_lee |
| In fear of repeating myself: Echo Audiofire 4 or 8. |
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| rulzz |
| pick up used Duet on craiglist |
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| DjWoody |
| I completely forgot that I can use my spare Audio 8 as a soundcard. I used it last night and it sounded GREAT! Way better than anything I was using before. |
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| DJ RANN |
| quote: | Originally posted by ken_lee
In fear of repeating myself: Echo Audiofire 4 or 8. |
Thanks palm, you saved me from repeating myself...wait, oh dammit, I just did :whip: |
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| ken_lee |
| i also fear its not the last time. |
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