J
Jonno888
New member
Hi there.
Lately I've been wanting to get back into music creation on my computer. The last time I delved into this I was a teenager with no money and used an SB Audigy (Don't laugh). Anyway, these days, I'm a bit older and with age comes a little more dough ( but not too much, I'm thinking around 200 AUD ). Anyway, I was hoping someone could recommend a decent USB / Firewire audio interface for me.
I have a laptop running Windows 7 x64 with Core i7, 8GB ram have a mini 1394 port and plenty of usb ports. I want to be able to record some guitars and mic's and I also want to be able to use a midi controller to muck around with synths in cakewalk sonar. Now, I beleive the smaller Presonus gear will do the trick, but I'm not entirely sure as I've read conflicting reports about driver instability with 64bit os's. I was also curious about the real world latency of these devices when using midi controller into computer software synths ? Any assisntance and recommendations for other suitable devices would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Lately I've been wanting to get back into music creation on my computer. The last time I delved into this I was a teenager with no money and used an SB Audigy (Don't laugh). Anyway, these days, I'm a bit older and with age comes a little more dough ( but not too much, I'm thinking around 200 AUD ). Anyway, I was hoping someone could recommend a decent USB / Firewire audio interface for me.
I have a laptop running Windows 7 x64 with Core i7, 8GB ram have a mini 1394 port and plenty of usb ports. I want to be able to record some guitars and mic's and I also want to be able to use a midi controller to muck around with synths in cakewalk sonar. Now, I beleive the smaller Presonus gear will do the trick, but I'm not entirely sure as I've read conflicting reports about driver instability with 64bit os's. I was also curious about the real world latency of these devices when using midi controller into computer software synths ? Any assisntance and recommendations for other suitable devices would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Last edited: