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Are you using an external firewire drive is so, which type (400, 800... brand, etc) and (if so) which FW port are you connecting it to?

Yes, did the same to my projectMix I/O and it's made it into a totally new unit... very pleased.

This is an older article (2003) from SOS, so you should be able to get it without a subscription, hopefully it will help out. http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/aug03/articles/protoolsnotes.htm

Another aspect to consider if you do get gear that is capable of that many live channels (I think 3 octane pre's through a pro fire lightbridge may achieve this) is the your computer's I/O capability. That's a lot of data being written and you will need a fairly big pipe.

When it comes to audio they are functionally the same. Both use the same plug-ins, both can be upgraded with the Music Production Toolkit, etc. M-Powered does not do video, at least not well... only quicktime I believe. So if you're going to do video, then LE is your choice. IMHO M-Powered's...

oops, sorry dynamic transport is a 7.3 (I think) addition... hmmmm... not at home right now, will look again tonight....

You don't have dynamic transport selected, do you? (Option > Dynamic Transport)

$475.00US plus shipping.... the whole process (including shipping) was just over 2 weeks. Shipped it down there UPS (from Vancouver) and they shipped it back US Postal, probably took one more day that UPS and cost about 1/3 the price. Totally worth it...

Just a follow-up on the Black Lion mod for the projectMix I/O.... holy $h|t! Is this my rig? Massively improved headroom, like night and day from the original unit. External micro-clock is a bonus, not an overwhelming difference (or maybe I'm still knocked over in general), but (IMHO) smoother...

How ever there is hardware out there that works with multiple DAWs, for example Project Mix I/O, which interfaces with M-powered, Logic, Cubase, DP...

I've had one for almost 2 years and am happy with it, with a couple of qualifications. First the pre's are acceptable, but just. I actually have my projectMix I/O scheduled for an upgrade at Black Lion Audio. (Sorry I haven't posted 5 times here so I couldn't put the link in). Secondly, the...

Ok, depends on what EZD kit you are using, so I'll stick to the rock kit. It has 8 output channels. Go in to the EZD mixer and select the output field of any track, you'll see the option for multiple outputs, select multi. You'll see that the output changed on the bottom of the mixer. Create 7...