Hi Kevan
Back when Behringer bought Midas or when in to partnership with Midas water, a
lot of people thought it’s the start of big things. When the x32 mixer was
released and there was talk of Midas tech used in the pre amps things sounded
even better but soon most realised after all the x32
Love mine
>From Chad's iPhone
> On Jan 14, 2016, at 10:54 AM, Kevin Reeves wrote:
>
> Thank you for this insight. Great points here. Maybe I will go back to my
> original plan of getting a focus right Scarlet 18 I 20. They are fantastic
> interfaces, and worth the wait
Each to their own and keeping budgets in mind etc, but I don't consider
Behringer a pro audio brand and will never use anything Behringer in my studio
or in a live rig, especially a piece of gear which passes audio.
If you are serious about what you do then get something decent, Focusrite make
Actually, that company has had a giant shake up in the past three years. For
the longest time, I believe the exact same thing you did. They have since
bought Midus TC helicon, and other big companies. When they released their x32
line of live/studio mixers, it took the pro audio world by
Thank you for this insight. Great points here. Maybe I will go back to my
original plan of getting a focus right Scarlet 18 I 20. They are fantastic
interfaces, and worth the wait to get the extra cash together.
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> On Jan 14, 2016, at 10:32 AM, Nickus de Vos
Hi, Out of these interfaces you just talked about in your messages which
one is probably the best one and going down in quality as I will be
trading in the Digi 003 so will get some trade in value for it so want
to know the quality and accessibility of these three interface
companies?
As stated earlier t till you start looking at interfaces from the likes of
Apogee, Universal Audio or the Focusrite Clarite stuff. another interfaces in
that price range i don’t know that you will be stepping up. There is a reason
those cost what they do and the others are considerably less
Hi, For better microphone preamps then the Digi 003 what interface
should I look into is this focus right going to sound better in both
line in plugs and the microphone preamps or should I look into something
else? Nick Gawronski
On 1/13/2016 10:34 PM, TheOreoMonster wrote:
Yeah i am
Hi Nick well myself, I use the motu 896 mark 3. It has 8 very good mic line
prees. It connects with fire wire or Usb. I also have a focus right box that
has 8 more mic line prees. it connects fire optical cables. s on it. so i can
record up to 16 tracks at once if need be. can’t remember the
If I were in the market for a new interface, I'd go for the Focusrite
Clarit 8 or 8x or the Motu 896MK2 or MK3.
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I hear that the Focusrights are incredible interfaces. I almost got one a
few months back, but wound up not needing it after all.
Chris.
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Why are you getting rid of the 003? That's such a great surface from what I
hear, and being they're not made anymore...
Chris.
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Subject: audio
This is the rub.
Every company is moving to this software control panel.
This is where you route your headphones and other output pairs, turn direct
monitoring on and off, add any direct monitoring effects, etc.
The other rub is that the factory defaults for these settings are often not
I think it was set on 44 from the factory.
>From Chad's iPhone
> On Jan 13, 2016, at 3:05 PM, Kevin Reeves wrote:
>
> You’d have to change the sample rate because you’d have no idea what it is
> from the factory.
>
> Also, don’t worry about setting the settings at the
The scarlet 18 – I 20 has its own power supply. So does the octoPre. The
octoPre cannot be used as a standalone interface for your daw. It's design is
to expand other interfaces via adat.
>From Chad's iPhone
> On Jan 13, 2016, at 1:36 PM, Nick Gawronski wrote:
>
>
When the company I work for was setting up equipment for our first run of
students back in 2014, we tried the 892 mk3, and I absolutely hated it’s
interface for configuring and routing audio. It has these push pots that can
put you into all these crazy modes.
You could be leaning over your
Hi, Good suggestions does the presonus require any external power or
does it run off of the computer's power? I will have a look at both of
those products you talked about and does the box you connect to your
main interface to expand it have any USB connections on it? Will it work
as an audio
Well stated. The only reason I've ever had to change anything in the control
panel was to turn off real-time monitoring. I prefer the monitoring through
ProTools so I know for sure what is being recorded. In fact. Kevin provided me
with this snapshot. So all I had to do was loaded into the
Hi, Well as they are not made anymore and as Avid told me they will
officially stop supporting that interface soon I want something that is
modern and the firewire port on it is a 400 so I had to get an adapter
cable to make it work with the 800 port on my system I want something
that sounds
Yeah, that thing was bad. Lol
>From Chad's iPhone
> On Jan 13, 2016, at 2:04 PM, Kevin Reeves wrote:
>
> When the company I work for was setting up equipment for our first run of
> students back in 2014, we tried the 892 mk3, and I absolutely hated it’s
> interface for
I’m a huge fan of the scarlet. But if $499 isn’t in your budget, I wanted to
hip you to the new Behringer U-Phoria that has just come out.
This is in direct competition with the Scarlet, and has the same preamps that
are in the X32 line. I’ve heard these preamps and they sound great. If you go
Hi, What times will you need to go into the control pannel and change
settings as I would rather not deal with a device that has portions I
can't access and have you written the company about these issues? Nick
Gawronski
On 1/13/2016 9:29 AM, chad morrison wrote:
I have been using the
Hi, Why would you want to change the sample rate and bit rate in the
interface as I normally I want to record at 24 or 32 bit at 96KHZ in Pro
Tools so does this mean that I have to first setup the interface then
setup Pro Tools for the same settings? This interface sounds like the
one I wish
Regarding the control panel. Certain things are usable. You can change the
sample rate, you can change the clock source and you can change the monitoring
presets. If there comes a time when I have to change anything I hook it to my
windows computer make the changes save it as a preset and load
You’d have to change the sample rate because you’d have no idea what it is from
the factory.
Also, don’t worry about setting the settings at the store. Chad and I both have
presets that are optimal for Pro Tools, and we can just give you that file.
Kevin
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Aa, OK. That had me a little worried. I was concerned we were burning
them to a ROM part of memory.
Chris.
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Wo! Baby! Why in the world would you ever want to record at 96K! Are you
running an HD rig?
Chris.
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Subject: Re: audio interface with at
Don’t quote me on this, But Pro Tools may force these devices to set sample
rate so you might not need to do that in the control Panel.
Kevin
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Hi, So if I want to record at a different sample rate I now have to go
into two different places both Pro Tools and the control pannel to
change it? Nick Gawronski
On 1/13/2016 3:23 PM, chad morrison wrote:
I think it was set on 44 from the factory.
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On Jan 13, 2016, at
Aa, gotcha. I didn't realize they were stopping support for the thing.
That makes sense, then.
Chris.
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Sent: Wednesday, January 13, 2016 2:40 PM
Subject: Re: audio interface with at
If you quote, burn, it to flash though, then are you stuck? What happens if
down the road you change your mind on something? Are you then screwed?
Chris.
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Could be. The only time I've ever had actually set it in the control panel was
when I was trying to sync up my OctoPre.
>From Chad's iPhone
> On Jan 13, 2016, at 3:40 PM, Kevin Reeves wrote:
>
> Don’t quote me on this, But Pro Tools may force these devices to set sample
Burn is probably not the best term.
You can commit your settings to flash at any time, as many times as you want.
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the presonus audio box is called an audio box 44. yes it requires an external
power supply. There is a smaller one which does not require external power, but
it only has two moc line preess. i did actually give the little one a go, as i
was just doing some two track transferring. but it does
Hi, I am using normal Pro Tools 12 but want the best quality that is
possible out of the hardware can this interface do that type of
recording quality? Nick Gawronski
On 1/13/2016 4:49 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland wrote:
Wo! Baby! Why in the world would you ever want to record at 96K! Are
Yeah i am debating between that one and the 404HD one since its got inserts for
all the inputs and a basic monitor switcher built in .
> On Jan 13, 2016, at 9:51 PM, Kevin Reeves wrote:
>
> Just looked at the Behringer 18 20 manual and I can safely say that there is
> no
Been eyeing a few of the behringer U-Phoria stuff and the ones i looked at
seem to be core audio compatible out of the box, which means no drivers to
install and no petty control software to mess with. Not sure if the the one
kevin mentioned falls into this category though.
The DAW will
Just looked at the Behringer 18 20 manual and I can safely say that there is no
control panel needed. There is a direct monitoring knob on the unit, and a
button for setting sample rate for external digital devices.
For $199, this may be an incredible bang for the buck.
I think I’ll take the
What type configurations can you make/change with its control pannel, for
example?
Chris.
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From: "chad morrison"
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Sent: Wednesday, January 13, 2016 10:29 AM
Subject: Re: audio interface with at least 8
I have had no trouble with mine. I also connected a octoPre via adat for eight
more inputs.
>From Chad's iPhone
> On Jan 13, 2016, at 7:53 AM, Christopher-Mark Gilland
> wrote:
>
> I hear that the Focusrights are incredible interfaces. I almost got one a
> few months
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