- #DIGI 003 PRO TOOLS 11 MAC OS X#
- #DIGI 003 PRO TOOLS 11 UPGRADE#
- #DIGI 003 PRO TOOLS 11 WINDOWS 8#
- #DIGI 003 PRO TOOLS 11 PROFESSIONAL#
The 003 factory I'm getting will cost me 2k, since I'm givin my Saffire and MXL condenser microphone in the trade. I live in Brazil, and here, an Apollo interface, like the duo, costs 8k, and RME goes the same way, adding the fact that they're hard to find. JimI see, I agree with you that it shouldn't be a real upgrade, but like more of a crossgrade.
#DIGI 003 PRO TOOLS 11 MAC OS X#
and requires Mac OS X 10.4.9 or Windows XP 7.4 will support Windows Vista).
#DIGI 003 PRO TOOLS 11 UPGRADE#
You will need to get something like an RME to get a true upgrade from either the Focusrite or Digi stuff. Digidesign’s latest hardware gem for Pro Tools LE users is the 003 Factory, a 2,495 FireWire-based control surface with an accompanying software bundle (it includes Pro Tools LE 7.3, will soon include 7.4. No, that is more like a crossgrade, but not an upgrade. I had all of them and still have a 001 around in a closet someplace, not being used anymore and can not sell that and the card, since no one ever really wanted to get that unit back in the early 2Ks, when I wanted to sell it.
I never liked the digi 001, 002, 003 products. If you want a controller, get an AVID/euphonix artist control used for like 500-700 USD. If you want something that will make a difference get an RME, UA Apollo, or something similar. Staying this same space will keep you buying things that do not really make that much of a difference. Their differences are more in their analog components, and even then they are all still very close/similar. because I will be very honest, most of the products below 2K, are all very similar in their conversion.
So think about it more than just that you think its better. since that really was the next "step up" for me. I upgraded from that setup to an antelope orion.
I used the pro 40 with an LS56 for a number of years and loved them, I did great pro work with them. You will need to get something like an RME to get a true upgrade from either the Focusrite or Digi stuff.Īre you having issues getting what you want out of the Saffire interface? They make very nice capable interfaces. So I assume that you guys think the 003 factory is a nice upgrade in place of my Saffire pro 14?No, that is more like a crossgrade, but not an upgrade. Just do yourself a major favor and push the keyboard over to the side Totally worth every penny once you get into using it. Plugin control, faders with aux flip, record arm, mute and solo and so much more at the press of a button or two. Factory bundle uncludes over 3,000 worth of world-class plug-ins. Includes award-winning Pro Tools LE recording software.
#DIGI 003 PRO TOOLS 11 PROFESSIONAL#
Eight professional mic preamps with 48V phantom power on all channels. All of Digi/Avids controllers essentially function the same, so having a 003 or C8 will mostly correlate to the Control 24 and C24. 003 Rack interface features 18 simultaneous channels of audio I/O at 24-bit/96 kHz resolution. Workflow is improved tremendously with the controller.
With my 002 I used a lunchbox with Mytek converters, no issues with quality there!! A good channel strip and decent converters hanging off ADAT or Spdif would solve any issues with sound quality. I would suspect it was better than the 002 (but that's not saying too much!). I didn't use the conversion, as they had an ADA8000 over light pipe. Nothing mind blowing, but much better than the 002. The 003 was a good step up from the 002 in terms of pre's. * Please Note: The original Mbox (1st generation) and Digi 001 are not compatible with Pro Tools 9 and higher, and are not eligible for the Pro Tools LE to Pro Tools 11 Crossgrade.I did some side work at a small studio with a 003, and have owned the 002 and now use a command 8 with HD. Overview page: Pro Tools 11 System Requirements
#DIGI 003 PRO TOOLS 11 WINDOWS 8#
* SC48 and FWx option card not currently supported with Windows 8
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