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Old 18th May 2005   #1
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M Box & external converters

I have been recording into the M Box using the converters on a Grace Lunatec and playing back through a Benchmark DAC1. (Using a Dell Laptop)

It sounds much better than the M-Box converters but the program has lots of hardware buffer errors.....seems like more than before I was using the external converters.

Could anyone suggest a reason/fix for this.

Also the consistent problem with ProTools LE hardware buffer errors and Windows computers (as documented on the Digidesign DUC)...............is it any better with Macs? Or is it a problem with LE?

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I guess it's as worse on Mac, my MBox is unusable on a dual G5, have to run at largest buffer all the time... It's ok for some editing and preparation of sessions, which is what i have it for, but never record with it.
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Better with Logic?

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I guess it's as worse on Mac, my MBox is unusable on a dual G5, have to run at largest buffer all the time... It's ok for some editing and preparation of sessions, which is what i have it for, but never record with it.
How about using Logic and Your RME interface. Is that better for recording?
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How about using Logic and Your RME interface. Is that better for recording?
Those work like a charm here
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Thanks

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Those work like a charm here

Thanks for the info.
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