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Originally posted by fr0st Nice kitlist why the sorry sound card? All that hardware and such poor quallity AD/DA converters |
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Mastering grade 24-bit/192kHz converters - the same A/D converters used in Digidesign's flagship ProTools HD 192 I/O Interface delivering an amazing 120dB signal-to-noise ratio |
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Originally posted by Drik Hmm, are you sure you're thinking about the right one? 1820 has crap AD/DA, but 1820m uses the same ones as in the pro tools system? EDIT: From the EMU website: Or would I hear a difference with RME Fireface 800? |
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Originally posted by fr0st Honestly i dont know i havent heard the Fireface in person nor the 1820m. But i would really be suprized if EMU put the same converters that are found in a 6k system in a 400 dollar box. But i could be wrong and have been on many occasions. I know i had a motu828mk2 and i heard apogee converters and lucid converts on the same syths(jupiter 8/6. xpander) and they sounded much clearer on the apogee and lucid systems. I was also using the same headphones in each case hd650's. Converters in my opinion can make a big difference, well stepping from the cheap sub 1k ones to the 1k+ ones. Maybe there is a local store that will let you rent the piece and try it for yourself. |
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Originally posted by fr0st Honestly i dont know i havent heard the Fireface in person nor the 1820m. But i would really be suprized if EMU put the same converters that are found in a 6k system in a 400 dollar box. But i could be wrong and have been on many occasions. |
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Originally posted by fr0st Converters in my opinion can make a big difference, well stepping from the cheap sub 1k ones to the 1k+ ones. |
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Originally posted by dEEkAy Then again, sub 1k Equipment is usually hooked to other sub 1k equipment (refering to monitors, headphones and such) so in the end the converter only plays one role of many. |
Ok, we're getting a little ot from pics of home studios, but here we go...
The actual AD/DA converter chip in the Emu's & MOTU's is the same as the high end PT interface, so they're not lying.
On the otherhand they're not telling you that their analog circuitry and clocking is to put it bluntly, crap. AD/DA converter chips are pretty cheap, but good clocking and prisine analog design is not.
Now, the digi 192 interface, whilst very good is pretty expensive for what it actually is.
There are people out there who will take a stock motu interface, and graft in some improved electronics and a much better clocking. The difference is like a summer's day to a winter' night. The motu clock as standard has a jitter around 120uS, post mod that's reduced to under 10uS, which is seriously high end territory.
i've switched from the audiophile 2496 to a an RME multiface and the difference is really huge. i didn't expect this.. (monitors are genelec 1030)
So many posts... so few pictures...
Heres my current set up. Its still a Work in Progress updateing hardware and software.
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Good looking studio!
The studio monitors fit the set up well
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Originally posted by Diginerd There are people out there who will take a stock motu interface, and graft in some improved electronics and a much better clocking. |
http://www.blacklionaudio.com/
Worth every penny
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Originally posted by Diginerd http://www.blacklionaudio.com/ Worth every penny |
Here is my humble setup
Click on pics
and chilling out
Ok, I know this is way offtopic..sorry But now that I'm going to get Dynaudio BM5A's next week, I want to upgrade my audio interface too. At the moment I have Audiotrak Inca 88, which I think is really crappy.. I was thinking about MOTU 24I/O with 424 PCI card (I need LOTS of inputs) but reading your posts made me concerned about MOTU's quality. I want something that has really good and professional audio quality, but can't afford Apogee converters. Should I go with RME instead of MOTU? Is there any difference? This mod for MOTU seems interesting but I'd like something that is good enough off the shelf.
MOTU is very good!
This thread never fucking ceases to depress me.
Been working 45 hours a week for 7 months in Ireland and between rent, bills, student loan repayments and money I owed my mum + the barebone budget PC I bought to replace my aging 1.6ghz crock - I can only just afford my pair of Event TR-6s. And absolute.ms still hasnt got back to me about a shipping quote on that count so I'm still using cheap ass headphones. BAH.
Anyway, its about time I joined the rest of you G.A.S. afflicted whore monkeys. Next quarter, I'm saving for my next target - Future Retro Revolution. Ooooooh the thought of owning an analogue teebee is making me giddy
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Originally posted by Mikk Ok, I know this is way offtopic..sorry But now that I'm going to get Dynaudio BM5A's next week, I want to upgrade my audio interface too. At the moment I have Audiotrak Inca 88, which I think is really crappy.. I was thinking about MOTU 24I/O with 424 PCI card (I need LOTS of inputs) but reading your posts made me concerned about MOTU's quality. I want something that has really good and professional audio quality, but can't afford Apogee converters. Should I go with RME instead of MOTU? Is there any difference? This mod for MOTU seems interesting but I'd like something that is good enough off the shelf. |
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Originally posted by Derivative student loan repayments |
The MOTUs are perfectly fine. Just don't listen next to an apogee (that much more expensive). The mod takes them into serious pro (As opposed to Semi-Pro) territory.
Bang for buck the 24/i/o is hard to beat. Great interface.
Ok thanks for the answers
I think I'll be happy with the 24I/O. I can then later get the mod too if I feel need for it.
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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Just goes to show how useless studying really is |
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Originally posted by Agenz Here is my humble setup Click on pics |
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