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I have an M-box and I am waiting to receive the ultra low latency drivers written by propagamma (check http://www.usb-audio.com/). These drivers promise very low latency across USB. I will let u know if they work when I recieve them in the next couple of days. Can't help thinking though that a firewire audio interface would be more reliable and just plainly a better use of $400, depends if u can wait for the m-audio one to come out. However u do get pro-tools 6 with the M-box! Geoff on 29/6/03 9:43 am, Rick Walker/Loop.pooL at GLOBAL@cruzio.com wrote: > Hi gang, > > I would love some off list replies to the following questions > if anyone has the time or inclination to help me out. > > I want to get a breakout box that > will allow me to do real time stereo audio > input into a MAC Titanium powerbook (800 mghz). > No, I don't want an 8 channel in MOTU or equivalent. > > The Lowest Latency possible with the most inexpensive > price is what I'm looking for. > > I'm a complete newbie to the MAC side of things (being a die > hard PC guy for the last 4 years) so I am incredibly > naive and unknowledgeable about my options. > > I have heard that USB boxes (like DigiDesigns M-Box) could have > potential latency problems and I want to drive Antares fantastic > new audio driven synth, KANTOS with a vocal or instrument mic > with the least possible degree of latency. > > Is firewire the way to go? > > Are there any stereo firewired audio-computer boxes out there that > are both small in size (which is a definite consideration since I will > be touring Europe and the British Isles this summer) > and somewhat manageable economically? > > I'd appreciate any and all advise from you loopers. > > After NAMM, seeing KANTOS, Ableton's LIVE, Steve Duda's Devine-Machine > (looping > program) and Cycling 74's RADIAL, Ms. Pinky and JITTER I decided to >take > the > plunge (please oh please don't bury me with "I told you sos" from the Mac > crowd.......LOL). > > yours, Rick Walker > > > > >