Oh my god, it’s a civil conservation.

The M-Audio range of firewire boxes are good. I've used the FW410 a few times, pretty solid. Do a bit of research on them if you decide to go the M-Audio route, they get varying reviews. i don't agree, if you're going to use a laptop, make sure the soundcard is balanced.. What is your recommendatio...

digitalbunny wrote:The M-Audio range of firewire boxes are good.
I've used the FW410 a few times, pretty solid. Do a bit of research on them if you decide to go the M-Audio route, they get varying reviews.

i don't agree, if you're going to use a laptop, make sure the soundcard is balanced..

sh-101 + nord 2 + onyx mixer = serious buisness. you pretty much have all your bases covered with that set up. sh-101 for fat bass, electro zaps, searing leads and fucked up lfo sounds nord for pads, weird noises, and strings, etc. the onyx mixers are pimp too. what are you doing for drums? if you ...

ive got a couple of SH101's and a nord lead 1 and 3. the nord 2 is an souped-up nord 1, and in my opinion sounds better than the 3. the Nord 2 is probably one of the best sounding virtual analogues, better than the Access Virus (i have a virusb), but the virus is much more flexible. if its 'close t...

just read the bold... it's important if it's real.

Just about to buy some new bits for my studio and need some advice. I'm looking at getting a ROLAND SH-101, Nord Lead 2 and a new console, Mackie Onyx 1220.. Has anyone had any experience with USB/Firewire mixers? What are the converters like? (Mackie Onyx 1220/Multimix) And can someone please give ...

If everyone is interested, we could work on general FAQ just to clear everything up and make it a sticky.