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Did you try unplugging EVERYTHING except the soundcard itself? Also a quick google search brought up dozens of results with problems concerning the Firebox and digital noise related to Firewire. Also: Bus-Powered or AC ? (-> http://support.presonus.com/entries/118412-firebox-why-can-t-i-bus-power-my...

Is the static on headphones only?
The »monitor mix«-knob turned all the way to "USB" ?

Since the headphone output is hardwired to the main-output there couldnt go too much wrong configuration wise.

I'd check "SyncTwoFolders" on Google.
Little piece of Software to keep 2 Folders in sync without copying ALL files over and over again.

Doesnt matter. You can also open 1000 Plugins on 64MB VRAM...

Others (will) disagree with me, but i suggest avoiding USB and going with something firewire. I totally agree on that. Had bad experiences with USB-Audio devices in the past, especially when playing live. My recommendations are: ESI DuaFire (on the low-end, looks cheap but never disappointed during...

Well no, I'm not popular :| so I guess I cannot ask for upfront. It just amaze me how many tracks are released everyday and probably most of them don't generate any benefits. Welcome to the digital age :) The time of fee's/upfront-payments for remixes are long gone as well as most of the advance-pa...

Ah well, I havent really thought about my reply, I'm sorry. I guess it wont work because the audio part 4 bars ahead is probably slightly different than the one with the vocals... although it sounds more or less the same, the chances that both parts are a 100% identical are rather low except if the ...

Hello: whereas the audio is the same but it basically just sounds like its phasing (flangey type sound like the dj trick) I guess you need to move one of the clips a very little (or mess around with the track delay), the flanging kind of effect often occurs when one track is off by a certain degree.

sporkles wrote:The Brown-Henke Dither is explained in detail in an eponymous paper published by Misters Brown and Henke in all the
important scientific journals. READ IT BEFORE CREATING ANOTHER THREAD! Honestly.

Yeah? Where exactly?

jrathkopf wrote:GSI-201 is pretty good. I like it better than dubstation. I think they are having a sale now, it's $12 Euro ($20 US?)

Yeah, I love it cause it even makes "noise" on its own, tape-emulation that is.

Oh well, if there was a cat for this picture, it'd probably be dead.

I tore apart my APC40 today to replace the rubber-pads, because i bought it used
without knowing it came from a smoker's studio.

disgusting.

Just wondering: You could as well freeze the Clips/Channels in the Session View and drag the WAV Files from the folder into your DAW.

If it's just for the Clips go with Griid: http://liine.net/griid/en/product.html Their interface is nice and clean and by far not as cluttered as touchAble. Those apps are all fun in a way, but I wouldnt wanna miss the tactile feedback from a hardware controller in the end. As with all apps right no...

I doubt thats possible. At least I'm not aware of any working Audio-over-Ethernet solutions for that kind of project.

What you can do however is sending MIDI-over-Ethernet. On Mac, all the tools are already there.
http://www.homestudioguide.com/HowToSet ... ngOSX.aspx

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