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  03.15.2008      
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1 Posted by : Anonymous
May 26, 2009 5:17PMREPLY
Hi there, ......... "yet, in full disclosure, the users of virtually every other DAW — Apple Logic, MOTU Digital Performer, Steinberg Cubase, etc. — have been able to run their software anywhere without an extra device all along"......... Are you saying that you can use Mbox 2 Micro to run all of those softwares( I'd love to hear that I can run Logic Pro 8 with Digidesign Mbox 2 Micro) Please let me know. Tom tomiden1@netzero.net
2 Posted by : Anonymous
Mar 13, 2010 5:17PMREPLY
"Hi there, ......... "yet, in full disclosure, the users of virtually every other DAW — Apple Logic, MOTU Digital Performer, Steinberg Cubase, etc. — have been able to run their software anywhere without an extra device all along"......... Are you saying that you can use Mbox 2 Micro to run all of those softwares( I'd love to hear that I can run Logic Pro 8 with Digidesign Mbox 2 Micro) Please let me know. Tom tomiden1@netzero.net" YOU CAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
3 Posted by : Anonymous
Mar 08, 2010 5:17PMREPLY
Yes, of course... With digidesign products you can also use avery other software...It' s a sound card that allows you to Listen to whatever you want, use the Sw you like....and of course PROTOOLS... With any other sound card it's the other way round... You can do anything you like except PROTOOLS
4 Posted by : Anonymous
Dec 11, 2009 5:17PMREPLY
Is the Mbox Micro compatible with the Control 24 control surface? If so, that would be enough inputs for me.
5 Posted by : Anonymous
Jul 30, 2010 5:17PMREPLY
This is a great little inexpensive setup for editing and mixing for radio broad. The headphone amp (turned down) serves as a line-out and sounds good. As most audio elements these days come from other sources (such as flash recorders) there's really not much need anymore for preamps in the digital interface. It's compact, mobile, and the USB has proven to be trouble-free, unlike some previous USB PT interfaces.
6 Posted by : Anonymous
Jul 30, 2010 5:17PMREPLY
...for radio broad.
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1 Posted by : Anonymous
May 26, 2009 5:17PMREPLY
Hi there, ......... "yet, in full disclosure, the users of virtually every other DAW — Apple Logic, MOTU Digital Performer, Steinberg Cubase, etc. — have been able to run their software anywhere without an extra device all along"......... Are you saying that you can use Mbox 2 Micro to run all of those softwares( I'd love to hear that I can run Logic Pro 8 with Digidesign Mbox 2 Micro) Please let me know. Tom tomiden1@netzero.net
2 Posted by : Anonymous
Mar 13, 2010 5:17PMREPLY
"Hi there, ......... "yet, in full disclosure, the users of virtually every other DAW — Apple Logic, MOTU Digital Performer, Steinberg Cubase, etc. — have been able to run their software anywhere without an extra device all along"......... Are you saying that you can use Mbox 2 Micro to run all of those softwares( I'd love to hear that I can run Logic Pro 8 with Digidesign Mbox 2 Micro) Please let me know. Tom tomiden1@netzero.net" YOU CAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
3 Posted by : Anonymous
Mar 08, 2010 5:17PMREPLY
Yes, of course... With digidesign products you can also use avery other software...It' s a sound card that allows you to Listen to whatever you want, use the Sw you like....and of course PROTOOLS... With any other sound card it's the other way round... You can do anything you like except PROTOOLS
4 Posted by : Anonymous
Dec 11, 2009 5:17PMREPLY
Is the Mbox Micro compatible with the Control 24 control surface? If so, that would be enough inputs for me.
5 Posted by : Anonymous
Jul 30, 2010 5:17PMREPLY
This is a great little inexpensive setup for editing and mixing for radio broad. The headphone amp (turned down) serves as a line-out and sounds good. As most audio elements these days come from other sources (such as flash recorders) there's really not much need anymore for preamps in the digital interface. It's compact, mobile, and the USB has proven to be trouble-free, unlike some previous USB PT interfaces.
6 Posted by : Anonymous
Jul 30, 2010 5:17PMREPLY
...for radio broad.
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