MOTM

I will be going with a computer based mixing/recording system when I
upgrade here shortly. I'll be replacing traditional analog components.
With the current computing power available, it can be done without the
traditional mixing/recording hardware. MOTU's 828 is a FireWire digital
audio hard disk recording system that provides ADC/DAC. The MIDI
Timepiece AV (USB) handles Midi synchronization and is also a Midi
patchbay and merger. Digital performer (MOTU) running on a new Mac G4
with the Midi Timepiece and the 828 will set you back about $4-5K. The
only major question is if you can handle the interface to the mixing
component being through the computer interface. No more mixing desk,
unless you pop extra $ for a control surface.

See it all at:  www.motu.com/index.html

Nope, don't work for 'em, just like their stuff.

Good luck,

Scott


osthelder wrote:
> 
> Would the members of the group please guide me away from my cassette
> multitrack?  It's time for me to shop for a real system and I'd
> appreciate input from the group.  I don't do a lot of post-production
> work and I've got a lot of "front-end" gear like pre-amps, EQ's,
> etc.
> 
> Got any ideas, thoughts, and experiences to share?  Would a package
> like the Event or MOTU stuff be appropriate?  Please HELP!
> 
> Chub
> 
> 
> 
> 
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