That's it! I'm done with this fucking forum! WTF is it with you dgatwood every time I say something and I know I'm right you gotta fucking shit on it! If its not you its Trolls!
This use to be a great place to exercise knowledge now it "No what you say is wrong and I'm right!".
Piss off...
If you actually own the software you would have the paper manual with the quick start guide that shows you how do what your talking about. Grab it up and RTFM!:confused:
If you don't own it grow a spine and shell out the cash cheapskate! Even the cheap version is only $50(...
If you can find a good solid way to convert the balanced outs of the mixer to the unbal ins of the Audiophile(reversed DI may work) do that but DO NOT use a little XLR to RCA adaptor. NO NO NO! You'll just end up with noise and headaches.
I have to disagree completely, Nobody I work with has had any issues on a Mac when using M-Audio interfaces.........
Heck I use one everyday and love it(My Presonus I can't say love as its god but I hate front mounted XLR inputs..... Annoying to have cables were my mouse should be).
I've...
No you shouldn't..... Since the sounds are coming from you software the built in MIDI ports shouldn't have any bearing on it at all. Do you have your built in sound setup in FL?
You gonna get similar performance between firewire and USB 2.0. I wouldn't worry there. I have had decent results using a guitar plugin with USB 1.1 so...
I highly disagree.
M-Audio always makes a solid product, And considering that I do work in the industry and have/had close friends at M-Audio and Edirol and my best friend was a consultant for many of their products and is for several big name company's that many here know and love.
I can...
Well you would need a minimum of three inputs to record a stereo drum track and a mono guitar part.
The Mbox 2 won't do this (Only Two in's).
The Firewire solo wont be enough in's ether.
The Fast Track Ultra will do three in's and then some(I think it has Six in's).
The Firebox has Four in's...
Had one sent it back.
Inputs were actually bleeding into each other.
Just to check it out I would record input two while plugging into input one and I could hear my guitar on track two!!!!:confused: WTF?????? Piece of shit.:mad:
Avoid it or at least try that test too see if it does that...
I have a couple of WD drives. One is really quiet and one is a steamer.
But I will say the one that cost $200 is the quiet one even though its supposed to be the same as the cheap one(under $100).