[RWP] chuseing and audio interface for reaper

Chris Belle cb1963 at sbcglobal.net
Wed Oct 31 14:15:34 EDT 2012


I don't own one, but I have heard the roland interfaces, duo, tri and quad 
captures are very good.

Roland has always made pretty good gear.

If you want a truly hands on, blind friendly experience, with a completely 
accessible control pannel, the very best are the mackie onyx i series 
interfaces.

They run with firewire, which is lower latency than usb, and there are no 
menus, it's a real board married to a good quality audio interface, and the 
smallest one the 820i clocks in at about 4 bills.

More than you might want to spend, but you get a lot of bang for the buck, 
instrument high z inputs, line inputs, good pre-amps, talk back, a host of 
i/o options, I own the 1640i which is grand.

I get full 16 channels going and comming from the daw, the little guys only 
give you one return from the daw.

My whole studio is tied to this marvelous board, and it allows me to run 
just about anything anywhere.

Anyway, you can draw and quarter me and boil me in oil, but I'll never, 
never, never deal with one of those damned inaccessible software interfaces 
again.

It's too bad the delta cards got short shift with windows 7 and avid, 
because they were pretty decent, and you could always use a fold back with a 
couple snakes and a decent board, which i did for a while.

But now if you want just straight i/o you got to go 3 grand with lynx or 
higher than that with prism or benchmark, etc.

Everything is either super low end junk, or high end, all the middle stuff 
has kind of gone away.



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "MATT TURNER" <METURNER88 at HOTMAIL.COM>
To: "reaper" <rwp at reaaccess.com>
Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2012 10:35 AM
Subject: [RWP] chuseing and audio interface for reaper


> hay there, I'm looking in to getting a audio interface.
> I'm looking at the Roland triCAPTURE.
> anyone got any Suggestions?
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