Hi guys,
i'm in the market for a usb midi interface, and i've always been happy with motu products. i've narrowed it down to the above but was wondering if anyone here can shed any light on them and whether the express really is worth the additional £80 or so...
cheers in advance!!!
Motu Micro Lite vs MOTU MICRO EXPRESS USB
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mickdelaney
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If I rememeber, the only thing that you are getting with express is more channels. I vaguely remember trying to make the same decision. My advice is to go with the microlite. I'm finding myself using more vst's, you may find yourself relying on outboard gear less and less.
If it ends up you need more midi channels in the future, you can just add another microlite. In the end, 2 microlites cost about the same as an express. So for now, if one microlite is enough, save your money.
If it ends up you need more midi channels in the future, you can just add another microlite. In the end, 2 microlites cost about the same as an express. So for now, if one microlite is enough, save your money.
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Re: Motu Micro Lite vs MOTU MICRO EXPRESS USB
Hello,
I've just picked up a second hand micro express. But without the manual. Does anyone by any chance have a PDF or so they could direct me to please ?
MOTU ask 20$ bucks for a copy on their website, to me that's a rip off.
Thanks ahead.
I've just picked up a second hand micro express. But without the manual. Does anyone by any chance have a PDF or so they could direct me to please ?
MOTU ask 20$ bucks for a copy on their website, to me that's a rip off.
Thanks ahead.