The saffire looks best for me too. The REM box that Per suggested
are out of my price range...unfortunatley. I have been using a
M-Audio Fasttrack Pro that I can borrow from school, but it only has
4 outputs. I set up differently in different situations, but like to
have several sources of sound to create a more spatial experience.
Though I havent had the chance yet to create a longer live sound
installation w a duration performance. we'll see....
good to know that a firewire interface is better...
thanks
Nadia
Am 25.09.10 08:28, schrieb Gareth Whittock:
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Hi Nadia,
I use the Saffire pro 40 soundcard for the 7 outputs from my
guitar and can recommend it. It's really clean to my ears and
critically for me, has a master volume control, ( handy if you
don't carry a separate mixer around)
I'm curious about your plans for a multi channel setup. I've
dabbled with a couple of Leslie cabs but have always fancied a
proper surround gig.
Peace
Gareth
Date: Fri, 24 Sep 2010 23:05:01 +0200
From: nadia.salom@gmx.de
To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
Subject: tech advice - audio interface
dear loopers,
is this the way you would set up a performance with many channels
(at least 6 or 8):
Audio Interface to macbook with Ableton Live... outputs direct to
loudspeakers or mixer...?
and if so one would need an interface with more than 4 outputs
right? like this one???
http://www.thomann.de/de/maudio_fast_track_ultra_8r.htm
or
http://www.thomann.de/de/maudio_profire_610.htm
or even
http://www.thomann.de/de/focusrite_saffire_pro_40.htm
or any recommendations... with my macbook i still have firewire,
would that be recommendable... this is for live performances ...
anything to consider with that? actually I do a live mix directly
from the computer during the performance using midi controllers in
ableton.. so this is a plausible solution right??????
best
nadia
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