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Spanky
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dirtysteve
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 Posted - 01/10/2012 : 3:42:57 PM
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Hi Spanky,
Don't get rid of the 410, that's not good advice, whoever gave it to you. That box will serve you well.
You can certainly pickup an inexpensive FW>USB adapter but I'm not aware of an adapter that would allow you to still power the the 410 via the computer's bus (the USB bus). But you have a power supply, so just use that. The adapter you need would be a 6pin FW to USB. |
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otto
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Posted - 01/13/2012 : 05:40:40 AM
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| Spanky, I have no idea, as to your question about the manuals and using the gear and software - I never use any of this stuff. I just buy it and collect it. Most of the stuff stays in the box unopened. The complexity of it all - I don't even like trying to figure out the complex features of a new watch or things like a VCR - or whatever the digital version is - DVR. I rarely use any of the advanced feature - but I sure want to have them!!! |
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firefox
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Posted - 02/09/2012 : 09:07:56 AM
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hehehe... you're funny Otto.
For audio interfaces with PC, firewire is the only consistent way as to not to have poblems with the datastream, even the newer usb versions. - been there, done that |
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otto
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Posted - 02/09/2012 : 11:06:01 AM
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| At least I can go either way - as I have interfaces with both Firewire and USB2 - don't have Firewire 800 devices, nor USB3 - but I don't expect to do a lot of heavy track counts either. So far, I'm loving my Fantom G6 - and any time I have - it's being used up playing that synth. Haven't even gotten to the Korg or the Nord yet. |
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