Re: audio interface recommendations

The duet will work on USB power but probably only with a laptop. When using it with an iOS device, yes, I think you might have to use the supplied AC adapter. On Nov 18, 2015, at 11:52 AM, Ronald van Rhijn wrote: > Hi, > > And most Apogee interfaces will also work with iOS

Re: audio interface recommendations

Hi, And most Apogee interfaces will also work with iOS devices, if you are into that. I think the Duet cannot be used on batteries unfortunately, but the One can. Ronald Op 18 nov. 2015, om 00:34 heeft Slau Halatyn het volgende geschreven: > Hi Brian, > > Well, The

Re: audio interface recommendations

Hi! One interface I would recommend is the audient ID14. It’s a 2 channel, has phantom power, and excelent preamps!!! HTH, Chris On Nov 18, 2015, at 11:52 AM, Ronald van Rhijn wrote: > > Hi, > > And most Apogee interfaces will also work with iOS devices, if you are into >

Re: Kevin's tutorial on numpad editing

I guess not. I would appreciate a detorial, too. Vaughn On 11/14/15, Scott Chesworth wrote: > Hi folks, > > I've got a buddy who's just purchased Pro Tools. Collecting together a > few resources to help him get up and running, and I'm looking for a > link to Kevin's

Re: audio interface recommendations

So long as its a basically simple interface i find you don’t need to worry about the software fort being accessible. If the DAW like logic can force the interface to accepts its bit depth/sample rate which most modern interface will accept the only other reason to go into the control software

Re: audio interface recommendations

Hi, Has anyone used the Steinberg UR44 or the Roland Quadcapture and what are your comments about those. Do any of those have an accessible control panel for the Mac? I would like to be able to use an interface with at least 3 mike in which means the Ur44 but if the QuadCapture is more

Re: Kevin's tutorial on numpad editing

Unless i am missing something i don’t think he did one on numbed editing. I believe he did cover some of the numbed hot keys in his initial demo > On Nov 18, 2015, at 12:46 PM, Vaughn Brown wrote: > > I guess not. I would appreciate a detorial, too. > Vaughn > > On

Re: audio interface recommendations

Was just looking at some apogee stuff on their site a day or two ago. With iOS the duet and quartet require ac power as it also charges the iOS device as well so you don’t run out of juice while working. > On Nov 18, 2015, at 12:36 PM, Slau Halatyn wrote: > > The duet

Re: audio interface recommendations

if i remember correctly the id14 has some soft buttons like the apogee stuff. is the software for this interface accessible so one could edit what the buttons are used for? > On Nov 18, 2015, at 12:28 PM, Christopher Harrington > wrote: > > Hi! > One interface I would

Re: audio interface recommendations

Yep, that makes sense. It would probably drain an iOS device battery in no time. It really is a great unit, solid and simple. If I were to ever give up the Symphonies, I'd surely go for the Apogee Thunderbolt. Slau On Nov 18, 2015, at 7:04 PM, TheOreoMonster wrote:

Re: audio interface recommendations

Heh, having just said that, I remembered that there's a Thunderbolt option… OK, sticking with the Symphonies for the long haul :) Slau On Nov 18, 2015, at 7:03 PM, TheOreoMonster wrote: > Was just looking at some apogee stuff on their site a day or two ago. With >

Re: audio interface recommendations

Hi, In reading about different interfaces it looks like the focus right 18 I 20 and the artist Avid control surface might be what I am interested in getting. Should I know anything about these two devices before getting them as I don't want to lose anything I already had in the Digi 003 as far as