Maudio owns. There is a Firewire device, which has more bandwidth than USB. Always consider Firewire over USB if the price is affordable. Your Mac laptop has firewire port, right? This supports 24-bit/96kHz audio resolutions, which is pretty good. You will be able to use this for profesional recordings too. The Front-panel microphone in (XLR) has 48v phantom power (Phantom power is needed if you get a nice cardiod microphone), gain control and clip LED.
It does not have MIDI, though. But neither the Fast Track USB.
I was originally looking at something with firewire but it's so hard to find stuff with it. At least 3/4 of what I've found is USB... I guess because it works for both Mac and PC and PCs typically don't have firewire. The world would be a better place if they did.
I'm kinda liking the idea of being able to have two mics going at one time...
I wouldn't use my PC to record stuff for anything... too big to move, too easy to drop, and too messed up already. My little iBook is just waiting for a challenge. :)
There is a Firewire device, which has more bandwidth than USB. Always consider Firewire over USB if the price is affordable. Your Mac laptop has firewire port, right?
This supports 24-bit/96kHz audio resolutions, which is pretty good. You will be able to use this for profesional recordings too.
The Front-panel microphone in (XLR) has 48v phantom power (Phantom power is needed if you get a nice cardiod microphone), gain control and clip LED.
It does not have MIDI, though. But neither the Fast Track USB.
M-Audio Firewire Solo $199
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If MIDI is a concern, you could get a separate MAudio USB MIDI interface for $39
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I'm kinda liking the idea of being able to have two mics going at one time...
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Or this one for $6.50
On www.pricewatch.com or froogle.google.com search Firewire PCI.
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Here's one for $1
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