Can someone please help me with setting up my Studio

[Phaggo]

anyone?

[kanyenorthwest]

focusrite pro 14 or something? not sure bud

[mcgruff]

If you don't need more than two channels, Sound Devices Usbpre2 has good, clean pres with tons of gain.

[Phaggo]

Originally Posted by mcgruff

If you don't need more than two channels, Sound Devices Usbpre2 has good, clean pres with tons of gain.

Looks good actually but I don't think I could have much faith in such an unknown brand, as bad as that sounds

N I'm looking for something just slightly better than the focusrite but nothin that will break the bank

[Andrew Kinsey]

Sound Devices has been around for many years and has a good reputation for making clean sounding products with good specs. Id be surprised if the Focusrite actually sounded better. FWIW

[mcgruff]

Originally Posted by Phaggot

I don't think I could have much faith in such an unknown brand

Your choice of course but Sound Devices make some very expensive, pro-quality, location audio gear much in demand by movie-makers. They're a Rolls-Royce brand.

[Phaggo]

Oh my bad, they do seem quite renowned. And yeah it does seem to have some good reviews, it's just a bit expensive over what I was willing to pay. I think I'd rather get the Babyface over this which is a slight bit cheaper, but even then the babyface is highly expensive which is why I was looking for something a little bit lower in price (and very slightly quality), just feels like the gap is huge between this and focusrite's, echo's etc

[Phaggo]

oh and btw does anyone know which focusrite has the best converters? that's what's putting me off them, I know they have great preamps but I was looking for a model which has high quality converters as well.

[Phaggo]

They couldn't come up with a better name though? everytime I go looking for other types of models they have it just comes up with other 'actual' sound devices

[Enlighten]

I highly recommend getting an audio interface that includes pre amp, converters, etc. Babyface and Apogee (if you have a Mac) are certainly nice if you could afford them. But I also recommend the Motu Microbook II. Rock solid with great features. MOTU has a good reputation and the has been used by pros. Should be a good interface to start out and also leave you some cash for mics or refills and rack extensions for Reason.

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[Brent Hahn]

Phaggot? Really? Not sure which is worse, that you picked that name or that they let you.

[Phaggo]

Originally Posted by Enlighten

I highly recommend getting an audio interface that includes pre amp, converters, etc. Babyface and Apogee (if you have a Mac) are certainly nice if you could afford them. But I also recommend the Motu Microbook II. Rock solid with great features. MOTU has a good reputation and the has been used by pros. Should be a good interface to start out and also leave you some cash for mics or refills and rack extensions for Reason.

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I can't really find much on it but it sounds quite good from what I can find. I just want something that will bring a lot.of clarity in my vocals. I'm heavily considering this though, read a few people having driver problems though..

[Phaggo]

Originally Posted by Brent Hahn

Phaggot? Really? Not sure which is worse, that you picked that name or that they let you.

Lol that's my real name. Phaggot DiButt Phukur

[Phaggo]

One last bump