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You can say that again. What sold me on MOTU is their flexibility. I am never going to be stuck with 24 audio tracks, and 8 or 10 Inputs and outputs. I can get as much as 72 inputs and 72 outputs with MOTU. Overkill for my needs? Yes, but the artificial track limitation on PTLE really sucks...

The problem may lie in the extensions you trashed. I suggest you try the following: Start with Mac base OS extensions, and then add the following extensions: Korg 1212 Any serial or USB drivers SOMObjects Shared Library Manager Shared Library Sound Manager is not necessary with G3's. Also...

SallyCat What software are you trying to run? What machine are you using? What OS did you upgrade from? Need more info!

CyanJaguar The Motu 2408 is not 24bit/96 Khz. It's actually 24 bit and 48Khz. The 1296 from MOTU is 96 Khz ready. I would get the 2408 + a midi box rather than the Delta. Much better quality and much more flexible, and upgradeable. SLP: Have you researched the 001 for Windows. Lots of...

Nice piece of work from MOTU!! On the cutting edge!!! Now, you can use any mac not just a power mac with this rack!! Beautiful!! Wish I had waited a few weeks to get one instead of the 2408 I got!! Oh well!! Something else to budget for!!

Try this site for some cards. Depending on what you need exactly there is a variety of cards out there for MACs. http://www.audiomidi.com/hardware/audio/interfaces.html Good luck Albert

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How about just two categories: 1. PC recording and 2. Mac recording. That way, people can help each other with their own recording issues with a little more focus and without having to wade through threads that have nothing of any value because they don't apply to your kind of set up! My...

Jerry My two cents on going analog. Don't do it. What you are proposing to do (just for yucks) is too much work, only to end up trashing it and starting all over. Go with a home set up you are comfortable with. You can record your raw tracks at home, then have them mastered professionaly...

I am not a computer wiz and am relatively new to the Digital Audio thing, but are you saying that a G3 cannot run OS9? I don't think so! In fact, there is a large market for refurbished older macs. For instance, the Digi 001 + PTLE was designed for a G3 (not a G4) running OS 8. For the...

Some options With the 96Khz sampling rate, you are down to fewer options. Check this link for a list of all cards: http://www.audiomidi.com/hardware/audio/interfaces.html Good luck Great Keyboard BTW! Got one! It's fabulous! Albert

That is not necessarily true Camn. But even if it were true, that software happens to be the premier software in the industry: Protools and Digital Performer. Listen, nothing wrong with PC's other than you are taking a risk every time you buy one for digital audio for HOME recording. There...

Only true if you go with a PC. If you go with a MAC, it is guaranteed to work with any compatible software. Simple as that. Peace Albert

Jerry You're absolutely right about Performer vs. Protools when it comes to Midi implementation. Although I am a newbie at the DAW thing, I can tell you that with Performer you get that much more to work with in MIDI. As to audio editing, I have to tell you that I like protools better. The...

Jerry I believe the answer to your question is NO. MIX Plus Retail Cost: 10K (not including Computer and monitor). G4-MOTU setup: As low as $3000 (including computer and Monitor). So whatever money you save by buying a slower computer, you will pay 20X by buying the Mix Plus hardware. Not...

Smart man!

Jerry Neither pro tools nore Digital Performer are optimized for dual processors yet. However, Digital Performer 3.0 which comes out later this year is supposed to support multi processors including the quad processors that may be in Apple's line down the road. As far as speed, the faster the...

Emeric Now that you mention it, it does sound pretty funny. reality is that there is a lot more software these days written for Windows than there is for Macs. So if you own a Mac and want to run a windows application at least you got the option. Glad you got chuckle out of my post.

I just did the Mac thing a few weeks ago so, I cannot claim to be the Mac Guru, so I will only answer the questions I can. >2. Is the Mac all SCSI inside? If so, to upgrade and buy another HD, what type SCSI? (wide, wide-ultra, ultra2,etc.?) No. Mac is all IDE inside ATA 66. >4. I see at...

It Depends Frank said: >What is the difference between them. Mac's are more expensive then PC's(I think), but are they really worth it?< It depends on what you want to do with it. I would start with the software you want to run and then determine which platform will support it better if at...