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Yes, you can get 6 pin to 4 pin firewire cables. That should do the trick. http://www.cablestogo.com/product_list.asp?cat%5Fid=608&engine=adwords!654&keyword=%284+pin+to+6+pin+firewire%29

Pro Tools still is not intel ready. But it should be pretty soon. Digi is always on top of these changes. I would wait and get the Macbook Pro when PT will work with it. That will be awesome rig.

Only because I am biased, I think that you should look into an Apple for your studio. It makes life easier. Just my idea of a good setup though.

No, I was saying that USB 1.1. and 2.0 for AUDIO will only increase the amount of i/o's you have, not the actual speed of the audio.

Data from a drive is much faster than audio information. Hard drives are actually the only thing required by the USB standard to travel at 480Mbps when the device is USB 2.0.

What DAW will you use with it? I like the MOTU for sure.

First, make sure the speakers you connected are either powered speakers or you connect it to an amp and then speakers. Second, you will want to change your computer audio to reflect the new device. In XP, like so: Start - Contol Panels - Sounds and Audio Devices - Audio Tab In sound...

USB vs. Firewire Deciding what you want to do with your interface will help you choose which protocol to use. Basically, it comes down to this: USB 1.1 - 12Mbps - generally 2 Channel devices USB 2.0 - 480Mbps - more than two channels Firewire 400 - 400Mbps - multiple i/o Firewire 800 -...

i have a G5 and a digi 002. that is nice. I hate m-audio though.

Buy it! I bought this mic package about a year and a half ago from Guitar Center. It was a deal I couldn't pass up. Since then, I have used both in different situations. The thing is, a mic is like a tool; every tool has it's uses. There have been times when I have swapped a KSM27 for the MXL...

Latency has nothing to do with SMPTE. SMPTE Time Code allows a "sync" point for video and audio. Latency is the amount of time it takes the audio to: input - convert to digital - travel through USB/Firewire port - into operating system (Windows) - into software - process - back out of...

I don't use the MIDI function in PT. It is horrible, a bit better in 7, but still I would rather use Reason. I do however import my audio from Reason into PT for mixing and mastering. I add guitars and vocals and such to the electronic tracks from Reason. I would suggest the Reason/PT route. It...