MPC 1000 audio/midi interface question!

What Up just copped a mpc 1000, what is a good audio/midi interface to buy bought two interfaces already that sound loke crap.



Thanks

Hate to so it but you should have did more research on the specs and reviewed website of the quality of the gear you were buying.


No one can tell you "what's good" because your needs are your own. If you know what features and specs you need (from doing research) you'll know what you should buy for yourself.

Figure that out and go get the interface your studio deserves.

harse reality but he's right...which 1's did u try to far?

To me, trial and error is cool until you have to spend money doing it.

..then it turns into a headache.

Lampdog wrote:To me, trial and error is cool until you have to spend money doing it.

..then it turns into a headache.

To quote Teddy Riley: "Yup yup!"
Peace

RME Fireface 400
Focusrite Saffire
Motu Ultralite
EMU 1616M

...all worth a look

Try M-Audio cost effective and many models to choose from

if u got a pc, im extremely impressed with the bang for buck of emu cards

1212, 1820, 1616... depending on how many channels you need and laptop vs desktop.

my 1820 totally does the trick and sounds fine, the 'm' model probably sounds even better

If you do have the extra money to spend, then look into the Fireface 400 or 800. They both have very good converters, functionality, stability, i/o options, routing, etc... I've used the Fireface 800 on a G4 Mac and an Amd PC with Cubase, Ableton, Acid, Sound Forge, Reason and it's worked flawlessly on both platforms. I am also using it with a DA7 taking advantage of the two Adat Ports on both machines. This gives me 26 analog inputs to record/monitor at once and without flaw if your computer can take it. It is also a nice change to not have to worry about noticable latency, crashing, or whatever problems that so many other audio interfaces have given me.