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Audio Interface For Logic?

Im looking to get a interface but Im hearing that only Motu Interfaces only work with Logic if your running Leopard. Is this true.

iMAC Intel Duo Core 2.0GHz 1GB RAM, Mac OS X (10.5.1), Running Logic Pro 8

Posted on May 16, 2008 4:42 PM

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Jun 10, 2008 10:29 AM in response to sinatralennon

sinatralennon wrote:

speekless wrote:
All I can say is, don't go for an M-audio, there are still major problems with Leopard which I am experiencing every day...

Really?
Been using the ProFire 2626 with Leo, for 2 weeks without a hitch.
It's great.

Yes, I have a FW410 and I end up using my internal soundcard most of the time cause since Leopard came out I only have problems with the M-audio, there are sample rate syncing problems and it drops out very often. It was perfectly fine on Tiger though. New M-audio drivers released recently didn't solve the problem either.

Jun 14, 2008 3:39 PM in response to DeQuan Smith

I'm using the EMU 0404 USB (quite an inexpensive device) and it's working fine. I was using on my PC but downloaded the Mac drivers when i switched computer. No problems so far...

Jun 14, 2008 3:52 PM in response to DeQuan Smith

I have a rosetta 800 with the x-firewire card. It works great and it interfaces with mac core audio. It also gives you the ability to change sample rate right out of the audiomidi setup.

What does the symphony card do differently than the x-firewire card?

Jun 14, 2008 11:54 PM in response to Pittsburgh

The Symphony card has lower latency specs and is designed to take on some of the processing load.
An overall increase in performance I would imagine.
GF

Audio Interface For Logic?