Broke / out of work musician recovering from serious health problems in need of replacement audio interface (My EMU 0404 still works, but it's becoming a hassle for me. One of the inputs is a little crackly, and I am willing to sell it pretty cheap considering this fact!)
I'm new here.. from the UK, living in Belfast, sometimes frequenting West Sussex England.., bit bewildered by all the sticky's , had a look, but don't see the harm in this post, though I hope I didn't miss anything. (Part of my health problem is a sleeping issue, lol)
So I'm aware I can buy a new 2i2 or one of these if I need, and will get the bonus of warranties + Software, but I need advise too.
I will mainly be:
1. Recording audio + Guitar
2. Using it for future podcasting / interviews
3. Experimenting and branching out into adding interesting components. I have almost no idea what. I know I want to explore electronic music when I find the time and patience, or at least mixing my acoustic work with electronic elements / gadgets. This is what stops me from just buying a basic interface, I want to know if I have future experimenting possibilities.
Quality quite important to me, won't skimp on £20 for a cheaper product if the quality is worth it. Just let me know if it's worth my hassle or should I just order a Steinberg? Looks like it'd suit me, and legit software would be handy.
I like ableton, but willing to learn Cubase if anyone thinks it would be worth it. I don't know much about Ableton as it is, but I can use it for basics.
Cheers
I'm new here.. from the UK, living in Belfast, sometimes frequenting West Sussex England.., bit bewildered by all the sticky's , had a look, but don't see the harm in this post, though I hope I didn't miss anything. (Part of my health problem is a sleeping issue, lol)
So I'm aware I can buy a new 2i2 or one of these if I need, and will get the bonus of warranties + Software, but I need advise too.
I will mainly be:
1. Recording audio + Guitar
2. Using it for future podcasting / interviews
3. Experimenting and branching out into adding interesting components. I have almost no idea what. I know I want to explore electronic music when I find the time and patience, or at least mixing my acoustic work with electronic elements / gadgets. This is what stops me from just buying a basic interface, I want to know if I have future experimenting possibilities.
Quality quite important to me, won't skimp on £20 for a cheaper product if the quality is worth it. Just let me know if it's worth my hassle or should I just order a Steinberg? Looks like it'd suit me, and legit software would be handy.
I like ableton, but willing to learn Cubase if anyone thinks it would be worth it. I don't know much about Ableton as it is, but I can use it for basics.
Cheers
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