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Audio interfaces - more than 2 inputs
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Good question I'm interested too, but maybe more inputs, like eight, if anyone has a reliable solution, thanks.
For eight inputs i go for Behringer 1820 for the price. Sound wise its OK and it works with ipad and runs at 96khz max, I actually have one. I used to have a steinberg UR22 and the sound quality is much better than the Behringer but i needed at least 8 inputs.
Just so you know
https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/comment/498925#Comment_498925
Roland, steinberg or focusrite.
Yes, thanks for the reminder, just asking around to find a reliable and dependable as solution as possible.
My Focusrite Scarlett 18i8 shows up with 8 Ins on my iPad.
Usb audio hub afaik do not exist. But digital channels do exist being spdif or optical.
Otherwise using a stereo mixer into a dual channel interface could do the job, depending on your workflow
Thanks, which iPad iOS are you using with the Scarlett.
Running iOS 11.4 or whatever the latest and greatest is.
Try taking your iPad, USB Cable and CCK to a local Guitar Center or music store which carries Focusrite and see if they’ll let you demo it.
Soundcraft Signature 12 MTK. 14 channels in/ 12 out over usb. Sounds good to my ears and has incrediable routing options.
https://www.amazon.com/Akai-Professional-EIE-Pro-Electromusic/product-reviews/B004MZOVKO
+1 on the zoom u 44. I have it along with focusrite 18l8 and a presonus 44vsl. And I find myself using the zoom more than anything else. It's an awesome piece of kit
Just got one and haven’t encountered any problems (although I had to uninstall and reinstall GarageBand to get it to work). Haven’t tried recording multiple inputs yet, however.
I’ve seen this one which is a compromise (little bit more economical) Focusrite Scarlett 6i6
I use one. Works great and if you need more inputs, focusrite does those as well
And it is not core audio
What he said. Second hand Akai EIE (red) is super reliable and seems to be made for Ipad. It’s a bit heavy though so not ideal for portability. But if you want to connect more than one usb controller and want to avoid the usb hub mess I’d highly recommend it as it has 3 usb midi inputs and standard midi IO.
One thing to consider is that I’d doesn’t go beyond 16bit 44.1 but it never sounded bad to me. Maybe I’m just not that fussy.
In case of 16bit it's limited with microphone recordings of relatively silent sources or if the mic delivers low output, like many dynamic mics do (if not adressed loudly).
But you can compensate th latter with a Triton Audio FetHead (a 20dB low noise booster plug between mic and cable, about $70).
That’s probably why I’m never bothered
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I actually believe that some noise is (can be) part of music just like the old crackle of a record or shimmer of a tape. I guess build up of noise over several tracks might be a problem but at those levels a touch of gate generally works pretty well.
In fact there are few sources that 'suffer' from slipping into quantization noise.
An acoustic guitar tracked with an SM57 is an example where the 'downward headroom' of 24bit would provide plenty of digital gain to get the recording to a healthy track level.
But most budget condensor mics deliver enough signal (or have higher self-noise levels) to never get anywhere near that quantization boundary.
And these indeed could be gated or the grainy sound be considered a feature.
I don't have the extra capsule but I have used the optical input and outputs and they show up. So I'm sure the capsules would.
How do you handle MIDI with that mixer?
@bert I use an Arturia Keystep and a Quadra Thru to take care of MIDI. Really do wish the Soundcraft had that capability.
How is your setup then if I may be so free to ask? Because it is off course a tempting mixer, being able to get that amount of audio in and out.