Re: Audio Interface options for recording loops

[Mark Hamburg <mark_hamburg@baymoon.com>]

Nutty, yes. On the other hand, the computer is in a different room and
carrying ZIPs seems more practical than running a really long Firewire
cable.

I have been eyeing an 828 if the computer and music equipment ever end up 
in
the same room.

Mark

on 7/15/02 8:47 PM, Mark Sottilaro at sine@zerocrossing.net wrote:

> What what what?  That's nutty!
> 
> I'd advise any person of the Mac persuasion to save your pennies and
> pick up a nice Mark of the Unicorn 828 Firewire interface.  They're
> working on OSX version of Digital Performer and drivers, but until then
> it's a sweet single rack solution for getting 24 bit audio into your
> Mac.  Plus, it's designed to work flawlessly with Digital Performer 3,
> which is a great little program, IMO.  The great thing about MOTU is
> that they're the only ones that do a complete system, as far as I know.
> Audio interface, MIDI interface, software.
> 
> Stereo in is nice, but there were too many times I wanted to record
> multiple stereo signals from different devices (sometimes coming from
> different people, even!) so I'd recommend waiting and going for 4 stereo
> pairs.
> 
> Mark Sottilaro
> 
> 
> On Monday, July 15, 2002, at 08:24  PM, Mark Hamburg wrote:
>> P.S. My audio input to my Mac: SP-808 to ZIP disk into the iBook via a
>> USB
>> ZIP drive. A bit convoluted.
>> 
> 
>