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I am not into programing at all but I think the upgrade would be a little more difficult to do then you explained, because they would be upgrading the PCI card and would also have to make the neccesary change for what ever the G5 processor requires. Would this upgrade not cost as much as the...

Its not irrelevent at all. Digi is designing software to run on panther with a G5. The 001 will not run on a g5 so why waste time on it. The 001 will still work fine with out updates why should they put so much focus on a single product in their line?

you cut off my quote Biff. It is an upgrade of the PCI AND OS. All their LE systems run on a serial connection except the 001. Not sure but I would imagine the software is a little bit different then the software for the 002, 002r or the mbox Now they can concentrate on just two versions of...

I think the MOTU deal is great but for the 001 its an upgrade in a PCI card and OS mabye the unit itself would need upgraded for it to work. they would have to get pretty involved for just one product in their line

What I mean is PCI is going to have to do something extrodinary to keep up with the easy of "plug adn Play" type devices. In their attempt they created a PCI-X that will not work with the 001 yes that was the point I was trying to make. I was not attempting to turn this in to a technical...

why is what a factor. 001 is not compatible with the G5's PCI-X. If PC's end up with a similar upgrade the 001 will not be compatible with PC's either. Who cares if it gets its power from the bus its connected to? I would if the bus it was connected to could not power the unit.

I don't know, ask someone with a laptop

your right! But I was not really comparing speed. By power I meant it cannot power the 001. Look at all the new interfaces that are comming out.....why are you questioning it when I say "PCI needs to Keep up"

That link is not an accurate assesment of the situation at all. PCI interfaces are having to change to keep up with firewire and USB 2.0 (If it does not keep up then it will be a thing of the past). So much so that the new G5's PCI X does not produce enough power to run the DIGI001 interface...

yes I have.....and it only came with the mother board......but I got it for $40 cheaper then new and I downloaded and/or printed everything I needed from the manufacturers web site and bought some IDE cables from ebay for $1.75. I came out way ahead just check the Manufacturers web site to make...

well this question is in the MIDI forum so I am assuming that your using midi for the keys. Mbox does not have any MIDI capabilities. Pro Tools is not the strongest when it comes to editing MIDI. But for audio I think PT is the easiest to learn and most efficiant to use. As for it being a...

the easietst way to is to create a session template and import the tracks of the recording.

Tell me if your using mac or PC and what version of PT and I could tell you how to do it........

what are you looking for? Tell us what your doing and you can get a little more then opinion.

and I love Pro Tools

Recording at 96k for final delivery at 44.1k will introduce a few problems. The conversion is not perfect because the 96 does not easliy divide into 44.1. This introduces artifacts to the recording. These artifacts are not that noticible as distortion but it will drive you crazy when you...

Thats about it unless you can get a deal on ebay. I get discounts direct from digi and the 002r is still just over 1k

This is a little quirk with older pro tools versions. Its very annoying but this should work. go to the MOVIE menu. Click IMPORT AUDIO FROM MOVIE or something like that. Locate the track. then select if you want the whole track or just part of it. then select the location where you want PT...

I think you are talking about duct board. It is usually about 3/4 inch thick with foil on the back side? That stuff is the best for sound proofing. Put in the wood frame cover with fabric that looks nice and your done. Foam is not good for sound proofing it is only good at "shaping" the sound...

Forget one "0" and all goes to hell :D But back on topic, Yes I have used Binary and hexadecimal on a few rare ocassions. (tracking down problem messages/notes in the midi events list) Its not hard stuff (but it is easy to mess up) so why not learn it just in case.