M-Audio Firewire Audiofile..Good/Bad...is there better?
M-Audio Firewire Audiofile..Good/Bad...is there better?
I am seriously concidering to purchase the M-Audio Firewire Audiofile. It is the same one that Ableton offers in its bundles. What I am wondering if there are any comments out there from some people who may already have it or have used it in the past? Also I am curious to hear if there is something else you feel is better or another product you would reccomend.
I currently have a G4 powerbook and will be using it to dj live at a club or party in the future. Please give me your thoughts on the matter, many thanks.
I currently have a G4 powerbook and will be using it to dj live at a club or party in the future. Please give me your thoughts on the matter, many thanks.
Re: M-Audio Firewire Audiofile..Good/Bad...is there better?
If you are ready for additional firewire specific ASIO latency bias (up to +7 mc in addition to buffer size related latency) then the any good firewire device is the good choice (Audiofile looks to be good). But if the latency is too critical for you I would recommend looking at cardbus interfaces (like simple ECHO INDIGO's or multi-channel E-MU 1616m, or maybe rather expensive RME Multiface).
I heard that latest firewire M-Audio devices (like 410) have very good AD/DA converters from RME (if it is true). I bought M-Audio Ozonic combo firewire device for my son and it is really good with sound and usability - recommended! I have Echo Audiofire 8 device now and quite happy with it (though the overall ASIO latency could be better...). Also I heard that Presonus does nice firewire interfaces but it's hard to find them outside US.chair wrote: Can anyone recomend an interface that would be good for me?
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