Audio Interfaces

[debra1rlo]

It's only bad craftsmen that blame their tools...

after watching many identical threads like this from the same OP, I think it would be important to re-frame this statement.

Want to spend your money? Perhaps look into classes in music and sound design at a local college. Right now, you're just buying shit thinking it's going to improve you. It won't. The only one who can improve you is you.

[rod_zero]

It's only bad craftsmen that blame their tools...

after watching many identical threads like this from the same OP, I think it would be important to re-frame this statement.

Want to spend your money? Perhaps look into classes in music and sound design at a local college. Right now, you're just buying shit thinking it's going to improve you. It won't. The only one who can improve you is you.

Totally agree, I tought OP had recording or low latency needs, maybe strugling with driver stability.

If you are all ITB an expensive audio interafce doesn't give you much more.

[Monib]

What wrong with your current setup? If you can't pinpoint it, then you won't be able to fix it. I know, I was in the same hole.. I wanted to buy new and great gear...

Get a good Home Studio/Mixing book, and you can start identifying holes in your sound.

[james0tucson]

I'm not sure about audio interfaces and all they can do but I know I have an M-box pro right now and want to upgrade for better sound quality and etc.

I'm looking at getting an audio interface that will murder the industry and be all that I will ever need.

I was looking at getting an RME uSB UFX 800 interface! Anythoughts on that?

Let me know suggestions and what not.

What "murdered the industry" is the fact that for $25 I can find you a digital converter that has a noise floor and resolution far beyond the threshold of human perception and headroom beyond that of the most expensive gear of the last generation.