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There is a Mark Of The Unicorn (MOTU) [http://www.motu.com/products/motuaudio/828x#firewire 828 mkII digital audio interface]. It powers on but takes about 20/30 seconds to warm up. It only has a firewire connection, which rules out connecting to many contemporary computers. It has some impressive | There is a Mark Of The Unicorn (MOTU) [http://www.motu.com/products/motuaudio/828x#firewire 828 mkII digital audio interface]. It powers on but takes about 20/30 seconds to warm up. It only has a firewire connection, which rules out connecting to many contemporary computers. It is connected to the [[computer music workstation]]. | ||
It has some impressive pro audio features circa 2004. | |||
* 8 mono 1/4" analog audio inputs | * 8 mono 1/4" analog audio inputs | ||
Revision as of 00:23, 21 March 2016
There is a Mark Of The Unicorn (MOTU) 828 mkII digital audio interface. It powers on but takes about 20/30 seconds to warm up. It only has a firewire connection, which rules out connecting to many contemporary computers. It is connected to the computer music workstation.
It has some impressive pro audio features circa 2004.
- 8 mono 1/4" analog audio inputs
- 8 mono 1/4" analog audio outputs
- 2 mic preamps with +48v phantom power
- 2 mono 1/4" analog main output
- BNC coaxial word clock
- 96khHz optical in/out
- S/PDIF RCA in/out
- SMPTE in/out
- 5 pin MIDI in/out
- ADAT DB-9 sync in
reference sheet
http://www.motu.com/products/motuaudio/828x#firewire
Driver Downloads, including "legacy products" of which this device is a type. Mac/Windows. Linux tbd.
The following is the Thunderbolt version, which is slightly different than the mkII
