Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 or Quad-Capture For Sonar X1E

I'm using Sonar X1 Win7 64-bit, any experiences,  Is there anything else in the 100 to 200 dollar range  I should look at????

Jonbouy

Juan Sanchez


I'm using Sonar X1 Win7 64-bit, any experiences,  Is there anything else in the 100 to 200 dollar range  I should look at????

I went the Roland route.

It's bullet-proof. Truly portable, quick and clean.

I've not had a worry with it since I plugged it in, I forget it's there.  It just works and it works flawlessly with everything I use not just Sonar.

TBH you can't go wrong with either of those units in that price range.

Thanks, I found out I can get a deal on the roland, so now I'm having a hard time making up my mind!

Hey guys, do you have usb noise with the Quad?
I bought an Alesis io2 express but too much noise.
I also was cheking out the Scarlet 2i2 but no midi and I maybe will use a midi keyboard.
What can you tell me of the Quad? I will use it mostly with an acoustic bass and with a dynamic mic.
My I use a mixer with it?
THe Scarlett comes with a good reverb software, what about the Quad?

Thanks!

I actually have a Mackie Blackjack for doing mobile recordings and it works really well. The Onyx pres are fantastic! I know Mackie has had a so-so rep in the past when it came to their drivers but I 've never had a problem.  I also have a Mackie Onyx 1220i mixer in my studio and that's been great for me as well.

The Blackjack is about $150.  No MIDI but if you use a new-ish keyboard or controller it will probably be USB so you won't need MIDI cables.

the roland quadcapture