Audio Systems for Mac OSX??

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BIG J

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MOTU's products work nicely, the 828, 828MKII, or the 896 would be right up your alley. If I remember correctly, you're using Digital Performer.
Solid products, extremely low latency, decent prices
 
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BIG J said:
MOTU's products work nicely, the 828, 828MKII, or the 896 would be right up your alley. If I remember correctly, you're using Digital Performer.
Solid products, extremely low latency, decent prices
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i might actually switch to Logic Platinum eventually.... will MOTU audio systems work with Logic?

i'm doing some planning right now because i'm relocating to a big ass house in square ass Dublin, and i'm turning my room into a personal recording studio... vocal booth and everything
 
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Since Most OSX programs are using Core Audio Drivers(since apple bought out emagic), it should work with logic, You might want to call them to double check, I didn't find anything on the motu website about compatibilty with programs.
www.motu.com
 
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I'm gonna tell you like this. If your going to fuck wit' a MAC then go with the program that's becoming pretty much industry standard, (Protools) They have 3 different versions that you can choose from. 001, 002, and the MBox. I have the MBox which is portable and also the 001. Their exactly the same. I'm not a producer but I figured that I would rather record at home and on the road, as opposed to payin' some studio 50 to 100 dollars an hour to do something that I can do on my own.
 
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