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And we're back. The Roland showed up today, postage due (wtf) and not great packing, bad omens. I basically wire everything up to it, headphones sound fine, monitors sound noisy as hell. Turns out most of it was coming from a secondary PC just idling, it stopped when it was shut off, 2nd bad omen. T...

I read through the Roland manual the other day to see if there were any red flags that would make it a no-go. It does a lot of things I won't really use, but the driver/software looks comprehensive enough to set it up vs. using the tiny LCD screen. Anyway, I threw an offer at a seller on eBay and I'...

Post edited, and apologies....and thanks for not sounding screechy.

Yeah, I'm thinking the Roland is going to win out this Pepsi Challenge. It's basically the same kind of loadout as my Lexicon w/ more inputs plus a few extras. And I can mount it in an angled desktop rack which is a big plus. I had to get off the EA forums, I don't know what happened since they rest...

^ some of these you guys posted look like they top out at 8 channels max. Unless I'm blind? The Antelope Orion and RME look very decent. They both do lots of fancy tricks and I've used a FireFace for eons and it has never failed. But I don't really need a bunch of DSP/plugin doodads, or onboard prea...

Thanks for that - somebody on that forum linked to another piece which might be a better option:

https://www.roland.com/global/products/studio-capture/

p.s. are you the same numberthirty from the Electrical Audio forums?

Basically my needs boil down to this: Mic pre's, assorted line level stuff (synth, tape machine, etc) ---> line inputs on USB interface ---> computer I used some more creative search terms and found a company called ESI that make this: https://www.esi-audio.com/products/u168xt/ I'm checking to see i...

I'm on the hunt for an USB interface with basically as many analog inputs as I can get. I have my front end covered, so my mic pre's etc. are using every line input of an 8 channel Lexicon Ionix IO82. Life has gotten more complicated and I'm having to plug/unplug a couple of sources whenever I need ...

If anybody cares, we went with Disc Makers. Their ordering process stuck out as being more streamlined/easier and the artwork templates were a bit better than their competitors too. We made simple a 1-sheet, got slim jewel cases, no shrinkwrap, basically bare bones CDs. They are totally fine and wer...

I want to get a small batch of CDs made for freebies, handouts, radio etc. The actual CD part is not really the issue, but I need a provider to put together the artwork/packaging/etc. With not a horribly long turn-around time. Any recommendations before I just start searching the internet? Who's goo...

boing

ok. who wants it for $80.

8 analog in/out + SPDIF + video and word clock. You get the box, PCI host card and cable to hook them up. Works good, but only goes up to 48k/20-bit....c'mon, are you really recording classical dates or jazz records? I've had it since new and used it for many years, recorded lots of stuff through it...

man, i always see these kind of positions all over needing filling....something about that type of work must suck if they're always hiring.