#MOTU 828 MARK 2 INSTALL#
#MOTU 828 MARK 2 DRIVER#
#MOTU 828 MARK 2 PORTABLE#
#MOTU 828 MARK 2 PRO#
#MOTU 828 MARK 2 PC#

The Motu 828mk3 digital recording interface features advanced diagnostic tools, with full-screen graphics including a spectrogram and oscilloscope which highlight problem inputs. Record, monitor and process plenty of live inputs, and use the Motu recording interface to add compression, EQ and reverb to inputs and outputs, separately or together.

#MOTU 828 MARK 2 PC#

Simply connect the Motu recording interface to a PC or Mac using FireWire or high-speed USB, and get access to a recording interface that connects all of your inputs, with plenty of tools to help users with their projects.

#MOTU 828 MARK 2 PORTABLE#

The Motu 828mk3 digital recording interface is one of the most advanced audio interfaces, offering a range of features which promise professional sound in a portable application.

I was thinking that a powered interface would solve the problem but with your post I'm not so sure. This noise doesn't happen when running on battery power and a ground lift doesn't help. IВ have aВ hum out of the headphone jack (as are many other 5100 owners) plus the same noise out of my USB-powered interface (M-Audio Transit).

You mentioned that you're getting a hum from the 828mkII which I'm also considering to buy. can anyone help.cause if you can id like to know the wrote:

#MOTU 828 MARK 2 DRIVER#

Im looking to buy a soundcard and and external drive, my question to any who cares is, does anyone have a pcmia/firewire card, a motu828 mk2, the ability to stream audio to a external drive, recording 8 tracks at once and playback at least 20 tracks on a 7200hd with no problems and driver issues, or have an echo layla and an external firewire drive using the firewire port from the laptop ,and having no streaming dropouts while recording 8 tracks at once, cause i need to track drums, and since i have this laptop i need to run a smooth session. ive read about the echo layla working perfect with no driver conflicts and a smooth DAW with it, but you have the internal drive issues still, needing a faster drive, so then buying and external drive using the firewire on the laptop, i heard people having droppouts and some of the users just not being able to use the external drive at all so then your stuck with the internal for recording 8 tracks at once as i want to do and hopeing it wont crash. I too have purchase a dell inspiron lappy 5100 and i am also and so are so many searching for a trouble free soundcard, what i have noticed is that most of the laptops like mine have a 4200 or 5400 hd in it, and most people say you need at least a 7200 for hi track counts, but ive also heard that people have had high track counts using a 4200 hd, i have heard the motu 828mk2 it a great soundcard but ive read threads on pops clicks and then people needing to buy a pcmia / firewire card to use it and and external 7200 drive. It appears that by default, the Output is always set to the Phones, and you have to manually set it back to the Main outs! I begged them to add this to their online Knowledge base, to help future peeps. Then I had to figure out the ASIO issue (audio always routing to the phones), which a phone to the tech support cleared it up. ) I got the tuning tips from I also upped my RAM to 1GB, which will help me in the long run with loading samples and overall Cubase/VSTi behaviour.

#MOTU 828 MARK 2 PRO#

The combination of the external Firewire drive/Firewire PC card, and 'tuning' my Win XP Pro has proved to be very nice sofar. I just posted on the board to find out if there was a way to change the IRQ assignments on stuff like PC Cards, etc. If not, my next thing to tackle look into would be the IRQ stacking. I haven't had a chance to test it to see if that was the cause of the hiccup. I think it had to do with the VirusShiled monitoring, which I ended up turning off this morning.

However, the audio would occasionally hiccup. I wasn't getting the pops and clicks anymore, which was a relief. I went ahead and installed all my Audio apps on the Firewire drive. I picked up a SIIG 2-port 6-pin Firwire PC Card last night, and a Maxtor 200GB Firewire HD. IВ still havn`t found a compleate fix for the wdm drop outs but i rarely use these wrote: It also helps to turn down the level of hardware video accelleration as the video card wants to hogg you cpu cycles and interupts the firewire interface

#MOTU 828 MARK 2 INSTALL#

It seams the problem is more the utilities installed in the dell SOEДЄfter a fresh reinstall install your motu firewire drivers first then leave off all nonessentialВ utilities However its looks to me that the irq staking is not realy the problem The Quick answer is no!! not with dells bios

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