Here's the deal. I now have two audio interfaces, and am pondering selling one of them to help fund other items on the ever growing GAS list.
My need currently is pretty simple. I am just fiddling about in my "studio". Not really trying to make great sounding recordings, just laying down basic ideas and possibly recording a jam session with a mate. I currently use a mic and 1 instrument in (could be nice to have two instrument ins I suppose). I use a MIDI controller at times, but it goes straight into the PC via USB.
I used to work with the Edirol FA-66. I believe this is a pretty decent interface, but somehow I feel that I'm not really using it to it's full potential, and not even sure what it's full potential is exactly.
I bought Guitar Rig Session a while back and got the code to unlock the full version. GR3 Session comes with an audio interface called Session IO. I have been using this interface for the last week or two. Works great so far, and I somehow feel it is better suited to my needs. One thing I like about it is that it has two separate output volume knobs, one for headphones and one for my monitors.
I am currently leaning towards selling the Edirol but have a nagging feeling that I'm going to regret it. I suppose my question is this, what do you guys think is the main differences between the two apart from the obvious difference in number of inputs and outputs?
My need currently is pretty simple. I am just fiddling about in my "studio". Not really trying to make great sounding recordings, just laying down basic ideas and possibly recording a jam session with a mate. I currently use a mic and 1 instrument in (could be nice to have two instrument ins I suppose). I use a MIDI controller at times, but it goes straight into the PC via USB.
I used to work with the Edirol FA-66. I believe this is a pretty decent interface, but somehow I feel that I'm not really using it to it's full potential, and not even sure what it's full potential is exactly.
I bought Guitar Rig Session a while back and got the code to unlock the full version. GR3 Session comes with an audio interface called Session IO. I have been using this interface for the last week or two. Works great so far, and I somehow feel it is better suited to my needs. One thing I like about it is that it has two separate output volume knobs, one for headphones and one for my monitors.
I am currently leaning towards selling the Edirol but have a nagging feeling that I'm going to regret it. I suppose my question is this, what do you guys think is the main differences between the two apart from the obvious difference in number of inputs and outputs?