I think you'd be likely to get all kinds of conflicts and interrupt errors
if you started trying to run midi through more than a couple of those.
I'd recommend getting an old Midex 8 or AMT8 off ebay, they work great.
http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/jan00/articles/emagicamt8.htm
http://www.soun
Not really on topic for 313 but since about 1/2 the users on this list
are producers of some stripe...
Any more, with so much synthesis capability available inside the box,
most people don't keep a ton of outboard MIDI gear around. Plus, many
modern devices that used to be MIDI only come with USB
Motu makes a great 8x8 USB rack unit I think.
I had one, thought might have been 4x4, had led for each io activity
level, worked great.
On Monday, June 22, 2009, Thor Teague wrote:
> I have my doubts.
>
> If it's cheaper to try and you want to save a buck, maybe give it a
> whirl but just be rea
I have my doubts.
If it's cheaper to try and you want to save a buck, maybe give it a
whirl but just be ready for it to possibly not work. I know that both
macs and PC's have only a finite amount of that sort of thing that
they can deal with.
My opinion would be to go straight to the rack mount i
I'm no expert, but I remember when I tried some while back to use more than one
interface at the same time, I had serious issues, primarily timing and
conflicts which meant signals at times weren't going through and parts of the
set-up didn't work.
But then, that was a few years ago and no doub
