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Very nice unit! Well designed for the consumer and avid home studio guru.Has excellent a/d-d/a converters as well as powerful trim in pad (+60 db)for those passive outs.Solid 48v phantom unlike some of those cheezy cheap pre-amps (beringer).Simple design and well thought out to make opperations a cakewalk.
What I like is that they didn\'t include a bunch of bells and wistles with this unit.Just very good converters.No need for eq here just a well converted signal to Digital with low signal noise.
What I don\'t like are the tiny pots bunched together together on the front face.
In all for the price($600)You can,t go wrong unless your a child of pro tools.Even the software (Cuemix fx)which come with it is really sweet.
No Brainer this is a very NICE unit and worth every penny!
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Hi, I've just bought one of these and the honest truth is that the firewire cable falls out way too easily which is going to be a bit of an issue for gigs and live venues. The mini jack to my laptop falls out even more so on this count the click in usb would be better. Also, only Mac laptops usually have the 6 pin socket so on a pc laptop no power is being supplied and this again is going to restrict live recordings.
Also, DV village sold me a Mac version so I have no software. On the plus side it's very portable and the sound is flawless. Kevin Dwyer. see kdwyermedia on Youtube. http://www.youtube.com/user/kdwyermedia
awesome soundcard!!!
I was at my summer residency last month in Greece,and my m-audio audiophile soundcard packed up after a years use.I was gutted,i had to go back playing with cd's and i hated it!!
But now,looking back,i have to say that it was a marvelous blessing from the gods that my soundcard did pack up on me.Why?Because i got my self the motu ultralite after reccomodation from dolphin music and it was the best buy i have ever done!!
First and most noticeable difference with my old one,was the sound quality and output.Before,i had to crank up the gains on the dj mixer,the levels of the audiophile where much lower than for example the cd players.Now,the output of the ultralite,i have to say that it's even stronger than the cdj's!!I am so pleased with the sound quality,it's untrue!!
Let's not forget,the amazing choice of in's and out's for such a compact soundcard,and also the accesibillity of all the functions form the front panel,you can record a whole bloody band if you want to with ease!!
finally,the machine is STABLE,much more than the m-audio i had before.
My word of advise for someone looking to buy an external compact soundcard is LOOK NO FURTHER,and if you think you can't stretch to 360 quid,sell your playstation or your sister or your dads camels and get one.I did the mistake of thinking that a cheap option would do me just fine (by the way,i use ableton live with a mac book pro and coming out from my ultralite on to 4 channels on pioneer djm 800 mixer),and maybe i was unlucky that my m-audio card packed up after a year,but u can't beat motu's tradition on sound quality!!!
Breath of Fresh Air...
After having used M-Audio Delta 410 and Focusrite Saffire on both Mac and PC, my return to MOTU hardware has been a breath of fresh air. Simply put, MOTU know what they're doing, and this interface shows it; it's physically rugged, operationally rock-solid, and the interfaces are intuitive extensions of well-established audio hardware interfaces. Above all, the sound quality is superb.
Having suffered the torture of Focusrite's and M-Audio's "innovative" attempts at on-screen hardware mixers, MOTU's CueMix Application is reassuringly familiar, like sitting behind a bog-standard mixing panel.
This interface deserves best-in-class honors, as I've tried others like it, and MOTU wins, hands-down, regardless of price. Can't praise the Ultralite highly enough.
£495 of shear bliss.
Over the years I have worked my way up through different makes and models of soundcard from M-Audio, Behringer to RME.
RME to me is one of those company's you can rely on for quality so when I was upgrading from a PC to a MAC I wanted a fireface until I seen the MOTU Ultralite.
As being religiously RME over the years I was unsure if the quality was going to be the same with MOTU. However this system far surpassed even my wildest expectations.
This system is perfect for studio work or on the road. Check www.motu.com for full specs.
So a low down on the MOTU Ultralite (Out of 10)
Sound Quality - 9 (24bit/96Khz) Some may want 192Khz.
Build Quality - 10 Solid metal unit would survive years of abuse.
Portability - 10 Its light, small enough to fit in a laptop bag.
Connectivity - 10 (8 Balanced analogue inputs, Digital S/PDIF in and out, 10 balanced outputs supporting upto 7.1 surround sound. plus headphone socket)
Compatibility 10 - Windows XP 32bit/64bit drivers, MAC OS 9 and X support plus natively supports Intel based MAC.
longevity 10 - The MOTU Ultralite has the driver support for all current systems and MOTU will support future OS's. With the possibility of daisy chaining as many MOTU units the possibilities are endless.
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