it's a nice feature... though i'd wish one could use it as vst (without cables)... or maybe i havent figured out how to.
great that it can be used standalone
Audio Interface advice needed
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Re: Audio Interface advice needed
I don't...I record everything individually into the duet... I only use the cheap mixer when I'm not recording.Stab Frenzy wrote:The Duet + mixer thing always struck me as silly, why get great convertors and then run a signal from a cheap mixer into them?
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Re: Audio Interface advice needed
I know.JSRockit wrote:I don't...I record everything individually into the duet... I only use the cheap mixer when I'm not recording.Stab Frenzy wrote:The Duet + mixer thing always struck me as silly, why get great convertors and then run a signal from a cheap mixer into them?
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Re: Audio Interface advice needed
I'd give a long look at the Metric Halo 2882, especially now with the arrival of the d2 +DSP upgrade. You get the benefit of a great I/O box with solid drivers combined with top-shelf DSP processing and bussing.
If the idea of having coloration, eq, and dynamics (among other things) on the iron as you go in and out appeals to you, it just might be exactly what you are after.
cheers,
Ian
If the idea of having coloration, eq, and dynamics (among other things) on the iron as you go in and out appeals to you, it just might be exactly what you are after.
cheers,
Ian