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i think you mentioned in your original post that you planned on using the 01v as a front end to a daw. do you plan on using th 01v to mix your recordings as well? i've owned an 01v and an 02r and wasn't impressed by either's converters, eq, or dynamics. i did like the automation, but if you're going the daw route, all that's a bit redundant as you have a myriad of options via software (and as big a screen as you can afford :-). you can buy alot better converters and pre's than the 01v provides. digital mixers are already becoming old news as daw's and their components come down in price. good luck! tony On Thu, 15 Feb 2001 12:28:13 -0600 lindsay@pavestone.com writes: > > >You will need better pre amp- so much of the sound comes from pre > and mic- > >be sure to see if you will need additional analog i/o cards for it- > that > can > >get expensive on some systems- don't know about the o1v- > > Yeah, I know. The good thing is, the way my collaborator and I make > music, > there are very few acoustic sources (just voice, and acoustic guitar > on > occasion)--so that picking up a decent tube mic pre or two (another > can of > worms) is not that onerous a proposition. Everything else is > probably > going to be direct. I will need the ADAT card, which is a couple of > hundred extra, I believe. > > L >