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this post should be on alt.music.home-studio, but i've changed my
newsserver and the new one does not carry it. so i expect i don't
offend anyone with my amateurish post.
i've got a m-audio fw410 for recording with my laptop (an hp compaq
nx9010) and i need a pair of inputs more. i would buy a motu traveler,
or 828mkii or an rme inteface, but right now i am on a extremelly tight
budget.
so i've checked around my options, and the cheapest way of getting two
more inputs would be using my fw410 along with an m-audio transit. (if
anyne knows another equally cheap way of getting four tracks, let me know)
my question is if there will be any problems / bottlenecks / etc, on my
laptop feeding audio through both the firewire and the usb inputs at the
same time.. has anyone used this setting and had success?
thanks in advance.
alex.
this post should be on alt.music.home-studio, but i've changed my
newsserver and the new one does not carry it. so i expect i don't
offend anyone with my amateurish post.
i've got a m-audio fw410 for recording with my laptop (an hp compaq
nx9010) and i need a pair of inputs more. i would buy a motu traveler,
or 828mkii or an rme inteface, but right now i am on a extremelly tight
budget.
so i've checked around my options, and the cheapest way of getting two
more inputs would be using my fw410 along with an m-audio transit. (if
anyne knows another equally cheap way of getting four tracks, let me know)
my question is if there will be any problems / bottlenecks / etc, on my
laptop feeding audio through both the firewire and the usb inputs at the
same time.. has anyone used this setting and had success?
thanks in advance.
alex.