Their USB interfaces are listed on this page:
Compatibility with pro tools 12.6 software#
Or you can get something from m-audio, in which case you will need to buy the pro tools software separately, your current version won't work. Not the "pro" version because it is firewire.Ĭurrent models here, (but you can also get an older one): Lets make it simple, for a usb pro tools compatible interface you will need either:Īn m-box from Avid / Digidesign.
There are many out there some for under a grand sometimes.except he doesn't have firewire Then get yourself a vintage mid level console. Cheapest decent converters with hard drive too. would it be worth it to try a fire wire to usb converter?Ĭheapest route my be to get a lighbridge with 4 adat ins and outs ( 32 channels) Get M audio 7.3 and no later, it has a "bug" in it that will let you im just looking for the best kinda cheap way to get like 4 or more inputs. The choice is much greater if we go with Cubase, Reaper, Sonar etc.įor example, RME interfaces are world class, but won't work with PT.ĪVhey thanks for the help, but yeah im pretty limited because I dont have a firewire port on my laptop and all i have is protools so i need protools compatible. The old stuff is still perfectly good.Īre we dead set on Protools compatibility? Since the models are all being upgraded there may be second-hand bargains around. If you haven't firewire, we have to rollback to USB versions. The 003 is also in the frame, though as Digi are just announcing new models, I'd probably wait until we know whats coming next.Ġ03 4x Micpre, 4x Line in, 003+ 8x Mic in supposedly, the micpres and convertors are very good - We'll see. PTM-powered required.Įqually, the new MBox pro may be the ticket. So yes, the M-Audio 2626 is a fine thing if you have good firewire on your laptop.Ĩx micpres in, 8x Adat in for expansion. So i would need to get a new interface? would the m-audio 2626 work in my situation? The Mackie 1640 is much better - 16x16, - but at a massive price.īefore dropping a grand or so, why do you want a mixer? - What benefit are you after?ĭon't get me wrong, there are many benefits, depending on your circumstance and objectives, but on the other hand there are plenty of folks who never go near a mixer and still churn out the hits.ĪVwell really what i want are more inputs and i saw some really good prices on some mixers with a lot of inputs. The USB Behringer will work as an expander for almost any rig except ProTools, but also with limited channels - the Behringer is 4-channels. This means you're looking at a Digi 003 for PTLE or an M-Audio 2626 for PTMP - both with optional expansion via ADAT Lightpipe. You need an interface with at least 8 outputs to make a mixer make sense, preferably double that. This means that you can connect these to any mixer, but unless you need additional EQ or Auxes it's pretty much pointless. Your MBox Mini has only 2 analog outputs,as you know.
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