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ghetto3jon
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hi. i'm going to be running osx (probably 10.2), and logic platinum. does anyone know which one of these usb devices functions better with osx 10.2 (or 10.1 for that matter)?
(thanks)
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ghetto3jon
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does anyone know what "basic mode" in the ua-5 is? i read that the ua-5 will only work in basic mode with osx...does it mean not-96khz? because i'm just interested in 24-bit/48khz...
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continuity
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get the edirol
Hi there,
check out my post on the Duo if it helps you decide...it's in this forum a few days more recent.
I dont know what kind of platform you'll be running, but if it's Cubase/VST avoid M-Audio like the plague
Hi there,
check out my post on the Duo if it helps you decide...it's in this forum a few days more recent.
I dont know what kind of platform you'll be running, but if it's Cubase/VST avoid M-Audio like the plague
crosstudio
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I had the M-Audio Duo with Windows XP running Cakewalk DirectX.
i sold it on ebay. the pre-amp on the sucker sounds pretty darn good, but the drivers were sh*t. they just came out with new drivers so maybe it works correctly now.
i have the tascam us-428 and haven't had any problems yet.
i sold it on ebay. the pre-amp on the sucker sounds pretty darn good, but the drivers were sh*t. they just came out with new drivers so maybe it works correctly now.
i have the tascam us-428 and haven't had any problems yet.
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continuity
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yeah, that's exactly what i thought----really nice pre's, problems with the drivers...
How's the 428 on latency?
How's the 428 on latency?
crosstudio
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i haven't had a problem with latency because the 428 can monitor the incoming signal before sending it to the laptop while also playing back the previously recorded tracks.
this is a feature that the M-Audio Duo can not do. it can not direct-monitor while at the same time playing back previously recorded material. you have to go throught the laptop and back out to the Duo to monitor, and that's a latency issue.
this is a feature that the M-Audio Duo can not do. it can not direct-monitor while at the same time playing back previously recorded material. you have to go throught the laptop and back out to the Duo to monitor, and that's a latency issue.