M-Audio 410 (1814) (610) Firewire Audio Midi Interface

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Intro This is for one M-Audio 410 audio/midi Interface. Could be ideal for laptops (very portable). I'm selling because I have a Tascam FW-1884 and don't need this anymore. (Plus I really need the money). T is no problems with this interface and should work perfectly on your machine as long as you have Texas Instruments firewire card. Although this isn't required t seems to be some conflicts with the VIA firewire cards (depends). So goto your device manager (control panel, system, advaced device manager), and check what kind of card you have. If it is Texas Instruments your good to go! Otherwise firewire cards are pretty cheap so you could pick one up.This interface is very simular to the 610 and the 1814. The 6-10 has more inputs and the 1814 has an adat lightpipe, but check your requirements because more than likely you aren't going to need either. This could be a way to save money and buy your self a decent mic. I personally like the Rode NT-1A for the price. Your going to need decent headphones (and you may need two so you can record someone else playing). You probably will want a real sequencer at some point, Logic, Sonar or Cubase are all better then Pro Tools. Pro Tools isn't really a software program so much as an industry standard. Don't let the fact that lots of professional studios use it trick you. The cosumer version is even close to the same thing. Anyways save yourself some money and take this thing off my hands for cheap. You have plenty other things to waste your hard earned cash on. General Info 2 x 8 24-bit/96kHz analog I/O; 192kHz stereo out 2 mic/line ins w/ preamps and phantom power8 line outs to mixer or direct surround output S/PDIF digital I/O w/ PCM, AC-3, and DTS support 1 x 1 MIDI I/O includes Ableton Live Lite music production software, so you can make music right away FireWire 410 is a FireWire-compatible audio/MIDI interface that has it all—power, flexibility, compact size and low price. FireWire 410’s 4-in/10-out configuration complete with preamps is perfect for personal recording, routing discrete outputs to a mixer, or directly driving a surround sound system. The on-board ASIO 2-compliant mixer and software control panel provide total routing flexibility—including monitoring with external effects. You also get ultra-low latency software monitoring and near-zero latency hardware direct monitoring—and two headphone outs with independent level controls let you collaborate with a partner anyw, anytime. FireWire 410 can even be completely bus-powered for total mobile operation (6-pin FireWire port required) Review M Audio have broken a price barrier with their Firewire 410, which is easily the most affordable Firewire recording interface on the market. Martin Walker For a long time, Firewire audio peripherals have been available only at the semi-pro end of the market, with eight or more inputs and outputs, and price tags to match. Always a company to spot a niche, M Audio have now released an interface at a considerably cheaper price of just £350, which nevertheless uses the Firewire protocol to offer far more simultaneous channels than could be supported by the USB 1.1 format.As its name suggests, the Firewire 410 provides four inputs and 10 outputs. These comprise two analogue mic/instrument/line inputs and eight analogue line outputs, plus stereo digital ins and outs in both co-axial phono and Toslink optical formats. Recording is available at up to 24-bit/96kHz, with stereo playback at up to 24-bit/192kHz on the first two outputs, or 24-bit/96kHz if using all eight outputs. A MIDI In and Out are also provided. This configuration is designed for basic stereo recording while offering the option of routing discrete outputs to an analogue mixer or other outboard gear to add further EQ or effects, or for connection to a surround sound system. I suspect quite a few mobile recording enthusiasts might also like to see the opposite approach — a Firewire 104 with eight inputs for band recording, and a basic stereo output for m... read more

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