| Subject: | Re: MOTU Traveler. Was "Mic arrays and M/S behaviour" |
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| From: | "Luiz do Carmo" lecarmo |
| Date: | Thu Sep 2, 2010 5:50 pm ((PDT)) |
Hi Scott, I'm sure the specs for the M-Audio Fast Track Ultra are not atractive conce= rning its preamps. The Motu Traveler looks like a very nice peace of equipment, but I want my = gear to be the lightest, most robust and simplest as possible. I believe that a= combination of an audio interface with a laptop won't suit my plans. Luiz |
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