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Old 29th December 2011   #1
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M-Audio Fast Track to Presonus 44VSL - what kind of difference will I notice
Considering upgrading my bottom-of-the-line (just starting doing this not all that long ago) M-Audio Fast Track to a Presonus 44VSL. The Presonus is the one I'm eye-balling based on recommendations from studio/sound engineers I know who handle the same kind of music I am (warm rich vocals / male acapella).

First, anyone have any clue what kind of upgrade I can expect? Will I be blown out of the water or simply notice a decent upgrade?

No external pre-amp on either, BTW.

Also any other recommendations on a unit for this kind of music would be welcome.
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