troiton wrote:a new imac has plenty of power and is relatively inexpensive. i have a 2.66ghz and it runs ableton and logic studio like a champ

true... my roomate has one and they are plenty powerful...

dude... you can get a small white macbooks... it has plenty of power and its still a PPC. believe me... guys have produced on less.....

it can do mono outs.... that is what it was designed for. in cuemix are the channels linked. meaning there is usually a button to push that links the mono channels to make them stereo.

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so this is a tough one.. i just looked at the cuemix and it even shows them as mono tracks.. so just go over the manual again or jump on the motu forums... or wait for someone that has a motu product read your plea and help you out.. sorry for the frustration.

allright... well lets look at this... you have: 8 Line Outs S/pdif is 2 digital Outs for the one out connector Adat Optical... is usually 8 outs as well.... Headphones...2 outs... stereo AES/ EBU.... im guessing another Stereo out... 2 22 outs... are you using the quemix software to route all of this?

yes.. and the reason for all of this is... if you want a cheap interface then fine im sure there is one for those purposes... but if you want an interface like the MK3 Ultralite... good luck finding one in USB... the ones that are USB 2.0 are really not that great.. there is the motu Mk II 828. but ...

so i've been posing the questions of since mac is taking away firewire and replacing with USB 2.0 what does the future hold for people with their firewire devices or if you are in the market what kinda of purchase do you decide on for your gear ie... computer, audio interface, hard drives. so i foun...