Re: Recommend me a good audio interface to use with Live.
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 9:40 am
Also worth considering if you have a collection of hardware: does the unit (and the rest of your studio) have wordclock?
If you need to connect several convertors, processors or sync cards, wordclock is the most reliable option.
I was in the market as well, and ended up buying the M-audio 2626. It will be here early next week. A month ago, not a single hair on my head would have thought about M-audio, but this particular unit gets rave reviews, and I was recommended the 2626 by collegues who would typically work with hi-end gear, like avalon and such. Very good sound and very reliable. I hope they are right.
The presonus firestudio line is said to suffer from easily fried chips.
Focusrite should be fine.
why not an apogee duet? (maybe too limited in i/o)
If you need to connect several convertors, processors or sync cards, wordclock is the most reliable option.
I was in the market as well, and ended up buying the M-audio 2626. It will be here early next week. A month ago, not a single hair on my head would have thought about M-audio, but this particular unit gets rave reviews, and I was recommended the 2626 by collegues who would typically work with hi-end gear, like avalon and such. Very good sound and very reliable. I hope they are right.
The presonus firestudio line is said to suffer from easily fried chips.
Focusrite should be fine.
why not an apogee duet? (maybe too limited in i/o)
