Re: APOGEE Thunderbolt & monitor decoupling

The Clarett 8PreX is the interface if you have a bunch of gear and you want to just leave everything connected . THe front panel has two instrument inputs, 8 gain knobs with individual Phantom Power, Hi Pass and Phase switches next to each of the knobs. Its also where the big mains out volume

RE: APOGEE Thunderbolt & monitor decoupling

Ok, I hear you. What did you think of the Claret 8PreX ? I am not searching for the holy grail, but I do want a quality mid-range priced interface and am open to everyone's thoughts. Nate Kile, Assistive Technology Instructor, Tech Vision Specialist in Technology/Training/Teaching for

Re: APOGEE Thunderbolt & monitor decoupling

I would have to go digging and figure out which of the projects were done on that. I probably did a lot more mixing at that time than recording. The reasons I got rid of it is I realize I didn’t care for the “analog hype”, as in I wasn’t using a lot of the UAD 1176/LA2a//etc but I did end up

RE: APOGEE Thunderbolt & monitor decoupling

Do you have any projects that you recorded with it that I could somehow listen to? What was the main reason that you no longer have it? Thanks Nate Kile, Assistive Technology Instructor, Tech Vision Specialist in Technology/Training/Teaching for blind/low vision/virtual instruction for

RE: question about new audio interface for traveling purposes and good microphone suggestions

Hello Slau, This message fell through the cracks. Thank you for the response. I may investigate the remote again and re think all of it. When it boils down to the quality and sound of Apogee VS UA, do you have an opinion that you would like to share. I have very little with either, my UA

Re: APOGEE Thunderbolt & monitor decoupling

IF you end up going UAD get the Quad if you can afford it. I had the Duo from the first gen and could run out of processing power in larger projects if I wanted to use a few instances across numerous tracks. > On Nov 15, 2017, at 12:13 AM, Nathaniel Kile wrote: > > I

RE: FYI, thanks

Thanks Brian, I will check it out and give you some feedback off list. Nate Kile, Assistive Technology Instructor, Tech Vision Specialist in Technology/Training/Teaching for blind/low vision/virtual instruction for schools Also Private training to your needs 907-444-3707 Website

RE: APOGEE Thunderbolt & monitor decoupling

I am still more or less left with the same question, Ha, hHa! Well, at this point I am drifting over to the UA camp, simply because of the dedicated buttons, but I have heard some sweet stuff from the Apogee Element line. I will let you guys know if I pull the trigger on anything. Nate Kile,

Re: APOGEE Thunderbolt & monitor decoupling

More specifically I am suggesting those making music or teaching videos won’t necessarily need the additional expense of Pro Tools HD and its additional specific interfaces. A modern computer with any 3rd party thunderbolt interface will perform on par for a lot less money. > On Nov 14, 2017,

RE: APOGEE Thunderbolt & monitor decoupling

Are you suggesting there is a better interface for those making music and teaching videos? -Original Message- From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of TheOreoMonster Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2017 3:49 PM To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com Subject:

Re: APOGEE Thunderbolt & monitor decoupling

Allow me to clarify what I meant by not worth the money. Didn’t mean they weren’t great sounding interfaces. More What I meant was they weren’t worth the money as in cost. They are more expensive (and also requires you to upgrade to a ProTools HD license) and so I don’t consider them a value

Re: APOGEE Thunderbolt & monitor decoupling

Where can one find the open Sound control app or more info atlas on the windows version thats currently available? Thanks, > On Nov 14, 2017, at 6:07 AM, Phil Muir > wrote: > > Brian. Great post. Just to add that long term there could be some better >

Re: APOGEE Thunderbolt & monitor decoupling

Brian, I think you and I are in agreement here. The main reason I had the Allen & Heath Firewire Mixer was less “analog workflow” and more the fact that it was a one button one function interface that didn’t require me to get into the software for anything. The analog workflow was just icing

Re: FYI, thanks

I have been tied up with projects for others as tends to happen, but have released a couple new tracks, and thanks for asking btw! If spotify is your thing here's some of my stuff: https://open.spotify.com/user/1155677850/playlist/5cKG2lssU5DpCEQEg2M3bj?si=uaXmg4oKRqiqWJPxkcIsVA And here's a

RE: FYI, thanks

Hello Bryan, Glad to see that you are still around here. I hope that all is well in your camp. Have you released any projects over the last 2 years? Nate Kile, Assistive Technology Instructor, Tech Vision Specialist in Technology/Training/Teaching for blind/low vision/virtual

Re: PT Avid certification

hopefully difficult, or else people would just read the manual. At 11:11 PM 11/13/2017, you wrote: And, how difficult was it? --- Christopher Gilland Co-founder of Genuine Safe Haven Ministries http://www.gshministry.org (980) 500-9575 - Original Message -

Re: APOGEE Thunderbolt & monitor decoupling

I haven't read about OSC since my masters a few years back but again RME have been early adopters of that protocol. Haha, the way I keep referencing RME you would never think I sold my fireface on! Sent from my smart-ish phone! > On 14/11/2017, at 11:07 AM, Phil Muir

Re: Save 75% on the Pro Sound Effects Essentials Library

Hi Steve, Yes the work space is whacked a bit! Its in the bug list! Chuck "God does not play dice with the universe" "Albert Einstein’ On Nov 14, 2017, at 1:40 AM, TheOreoMonster wrote: > The way the AD copy you posted reads its just wav files. So yes it should be > accessible. Where you may

Re: APOGEE Thunderbolt & monitor decoupling

Hi Steve, Have you used a HD I/O 16x16 from Avid? I can't even begin to count how many songs you might listen to were done with it? I use it every day and would be glad to send you off list some music produced by it! :) Chuck "God does not play dice with the universe" "Albert Einstein’ On Nov

RE: APOGEE Thunderbolt & monitor decoupling

Brian. Great post. Just to add that long term there could be some better options available also on the Mac side. E.G. the Open Sound Control app that has been developed for use on Windows is also being ported to Mac although Can needs to work out a few bugs on it. Still if your interface uses

Re: APOGEE Thunderbolt & monitor decoupling

Extremely well put, I am coming from the perspective of using an analog oriented workflow on the tracking side, I supose my underlying point is we should carefully examine our actual needs and what we can and can't live without. The UA stuff is great and tracking through unison would be wesome

Re: FYI, thanks

Sorry to hear about your hardships Nate, very glad you have turned a corner. You've always been a good voice to have on here and midi mag when I was on it, and you are right, there's a hand full of people on this list that are making a huge difference to the working/creative lives of the rest

Re: PT Avid certification

That’s the impression I get from reading the info available on the site. I can’t imagine howls students pay that tuition also. That’s a clearly a VR play. > On Nov 14, 2017, at 1:58 AM, Nathaniel Kile wrote: > > Do they work with VR agencies to bring clients in to a

Re: APOGEE Thunderbolt & monitor decoupling

Fair points, however Except in the cases of the high end interfaces (Antelope & RME) USB latency isn’t as low as TB. Granted anything under 10ms may not be noticeable but USB still has the CPU hit that FW & TB doesn’t. Also FW ports are disappearing so you will need a dongle or a doc to use

Re: APOGEE Thunderbolt & monitor decoupling

Hi Nate, As a quick note, firewire and usb aren't as restrictive as thunderbolt marketing hype might suggest, for example the Allem and Heath interface card in my console does 32 in and 32 out over firewire 400 with no problem, RME and antilope also get huge results with usb based interfaces.