
By skalawa
Wed Jan 19, 2005 1:56 am
we all know tht pro tools converters are not best for the price range of the 002r. and you have to use pro tools mixing facilities with its native hardware.
what if you had to actually buy the m. box pro tools system for like half the price of the 002 , use a motu interface to record your tracks into the pc, or emu 1820 , running at 192khz. save them as wave files then import them into your liitle mbox, and do al your mixing in there?
i personally am looking at tht tascam fw1824, for the money tht is absolutelt breakers, nothing can touch it for now.
using a hardware controller , so you get all the hands on benefits of mixing in pro tools while using thier award wining plug ins, along with all the other benefits. it has to offer.
your gonna bounce down to stereo any way so you export through the mbox, spend the left over cash on some proper pre amps, like the focusrite platinum series, tht have digital interfaces,.
hit me up yall , tell me what you think of this, any pitfalls or benefits, i may have over looked
peace.
what if you had to actually buy the m. box pro tools system for like half the price of the 002 , use a motu interface to record your tracks into the pc, or emu 1820 , running at 192khz. save them as wave files then import them into your liitle mbox, and do al your mixing in there?
i personally am looking at tht tascam fw1824, for the money tht is absolutelt breakers, nothing can touch it for now.
using a hardware controller , so you get all the hands on benefits of mixing in pro tools while using thier award wining plug ins, along with all the other benefits. it has to offer.
your gonna bounce down to stereo any way so you export through the mbox, spend the left over cash on some proper pre amps, like the focusrite platinum series, tht have digital interfaces,.
hit me up yall , tell me what you think of this, any pitfalls or benefits, i may have over looked
peace.
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