Re: Think its time to give up on my Tascam US 1800
2015/03/28 20:50:06
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Well, as "life would have it", I won't get to try it on the studio desktop until tomorrow, but I will report back. I do appreciate your comments RE which computer and the new driver being more stable, etc. Since my desktop is 4Ghz and currently has 16gb (I just bought 32 gb of G Skill DDR3, for it and can't wait for it to show up), I would expect some difference there. The laptop is an ASUS G74sx 2670QM (don't recall the DDR level)and at 2.2Ghz I would expect at least some noticeable difference between them.
Supposedly having an empty project lets you select the sample rate, though I don't know if having some 44.1 tracks will prevent me from tracking vocals at 48khz, or new acoustic guitar tracks, on my older projects.
Michael
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