just seems like they made the outputs hotter. no other real "improvements"
well, with the exception of usb2...
YNOTin a studio apt mixing tuna with the ramen 417 Posts
just seems like they made the outputs hotter. no other real "improvements"
well, with the exception of usb2...
It was a much needed. The hub on my micro box is beat if the cable moves at all while playing the shit dissconects. Been meaning to get it saudered back in place.
just seems like they made the outputs hotter. no other real "improvements"
well, with the exception of usb2...
It was a much needed. The hub on my micro box is beat if the cable moves at all while playing the shit dissconects. Been meaning to get it saudered back in place.
ah, same thing happens to mine lately. they did a shoddy job with that.
just seems like they made the outputs hotter. no other real "improvements"
well, with the exception of usb2...
It was a much needed. The hub on my micro box is beat if the cable moves at all while playing the shit dissconects. Been meaning to get it saudered back in place.
USB2 won't help that. Plugs are identical.
USB connectors just weren't built for gigging.. they don't stand up to repeated use.
just seems like they made the outputs hotter. no other real "improvements"
well, with the exception of usb2...
It was a much needed. The hub on my micro box is beat if the cable moves at all while playing the shit dissconects. Been meaning to get it saudered back in place.
USB2 won't help that. Plugs are identical.
USB connectors just weren't built for gigging.. they don't stand up to repeated use.
Don't know how much this means but...
Why is the SL 3's USB cable so hard to push in? Customers requested a tighter, stronger USB jack to avoid it accidentally falling or being pulled out in the rat's nest of cables often encountered. Plus, some users often plug and unplug the I/O cables on tour, so an improved jack that can handle more insertions before failure is appreciated. It's a good thing, trust us!
Why is the SL 3's USB cable so hard to push in? Customers requested a tighter, stronger USB jack to avoid it accidentally falling or being pulled out in the rat's nest of cables often encountered. Plus, some users often plug and unplug the I/O cables on tour, so an improved jack that can handle more insertions before failure is appreciated. It's a good thing, trust us!
Brian
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Still doesn't sound as good as a record!
In short no.
It may improve the accuracy of the control however - if it is sampling the timecode from the record in 24bit.
well, with the exception of usb2...
It was a much needed. The hub on my micro box is beat if the cable moves at all while playing the shit dissconects. Been meaning to get it saudered back in place.
ah, same thing happens to mine lately. they did a shoddy job with that.
USB2 won't help that. Plugs are identical.
USB connectors just weren't built for gigging.. they don't stand up to repeated use.
Don't know how much this means but...