Anyone A Mac - Logic Pro Guru? |
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Anyone A Mac - Logic Pro Guru? |
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Jun 22 2013, 10:01 PM |
When you say USB, I assume they're all going in as separate devices and not into a USB interface?
Then yeah, just do the aggregate device thing. |
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Jun 25 2013, 09:26 AM |
I haven't had a chance to hook everything up to see if I can get it to work yet, but I did get a message from the music store rep and he sent me these very affordable I/O ideas which will do the trick...
Tascam US-1800 Link to Tascam US-1800 Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 Link to Focusrite 18i20 The rep said that the Focusrite had cleaner sounding mic pre's and better converters. But if USB and nothing but a hub will do the same thing, that would be ideal - and way less expensive. |
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Jun 25 2013, 10:16 PM |
Happy to help!
I'm glad you said that Todd, about not needing to worry about the MIDI in the aggregate grouping, so i tried it today; 1 audio input HD500 and then controlled EZ Drummer with my little Akai drum pad and it worked - such a relief. The SAFFIRE is honestly a nicer and better sounding unit. The tascam is a great bargain for quick and dirty live recording and such. Put it in a rack and take it to a gig. But the saffire is the one I'd pick for my own home studio if I were choosing between them. Todd I haven't had a chance to hook everything up to see if I can get it to work yet, but I did get a message from the music store rep and he sent me these very affordable I/O ideas which will do the trick... Tascam US-1800 Link to Tascam US-1800 Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 Link to Focusrite 18i20 The rep said that the Focusrite had cleaner sounding mic pre's and better converters. But if USB and nothing but a hub will do the same thing, that would be ideal - and way less expensive. |
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