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M-Audio Firewire 410 Mobile Recording Interface
Includes Maximum Audio Tools containing a great collection of software so you can make music immediately.
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MAudio Firewire 410 Mobile Recording Interface
FireWire 410 is a FireWire-compatible audio/MIDI interface that has it all- power, flexibility, compact size and low price. Its 4-in/10-out configuration with preamps is perfect for personal recording, routing discrete outputs to a mixer, or directly driving a surround sound system. The on-board ASIO 2-compliant mixer and software control panel provide total routing flexibility -including monitoring with external effects. You also get ultra-low latency software monitoring and zero latency hardware direct monitoring?and two headphone outs with independent level controls let you collaborate with a partner anywhere, anytime. FireWire 410 can even be completely bus-powered for total mobile operation*.
Features
2 x8 24-bit analog I/O
192kHz output (output 1 and 2 only; 96kHz on others); 96kHz input
digital I/O w/ S/PDIF, AC3 and DTS (coax and optical)
1 x 1 MIDI I/O
powered via DC supply or FireWire bus*
dual mic/instruments preamps w/ gain control (66dB available gain) and phantom power
2 headphone outs w/ individual level controls
low-latency software monitoring; zero-latency direct hardware monitoring
analog outs can directly drive up to 7.1 surround
software-assigned level controller for tactile control of all input and output levels
2 convenient high-speed FireWire ports
* requires 6-pin FireWire port
Includes Maximum Audio Tools containing a great collection of software so you can make music immediately.
frequency response: 20-40KHz +/- 1dB
signal-to-noise: -108dB
dynamic range (A-weighted): 108dB
THD + N: 0.00281% @0dBFS
Physical Specs
Dimensions: 9 1/4 in. X 7 in. X 1 7/8 in.
Weight: 2.95 lbs.
The FireWire 410 Control Panel provides complete control over audio routing/monitoring, level controller assignment and more.
Minimum System Requirements
PC: Pentium III 500 MHz, Windows 2000/XP, 128MB RAM, DirectX 8.1 or higher
Mac: G3 500MHz w/ OS 9.2 or greater, 128MB RAM; G4 500MHz w/ OS 10.1.5 or greater, 256MB RAM
FireWire 410 is a FireWire-compatible audio/MIDI interface that has it all- power, flexibility, compact size and low price. Its 4-in/10-out configuration with preamps is perfect for personal recording, routing discrete outputs to a mixer, or directly driving a surround sound system. The on-board ASIO 2-compliant mixer and software control panel provide total routing flexibility -including monitoring with external effects. You also get ultra-low latency software monitoring and zero latency hardware direct monitoring?and two headphone outs with independent level controls let you collaborate with a partner anywhere, anytime. FireWire 410 can even be completely bus-powered for total mobile operation*.
Features
2 x8 24-bit analog I/O
192kHz output (output 1 and 2 only; 96kHz on others); 96kHz input
digital I/O w/ S/PDIF, AC3 and DTS (coax and optical)
1 x 1 MIDI I/O
powered via DC supply or FireWire bus*
dual mic/instruments preamps w/ gain control (66dB available gain) and phantom power
2 headphone outs w/ individual level controls
low-latency software monitoring; zero-latency direct hardware monitoring
analog outs can directly drive up to 7.1 surround
software-assigned level controller for tactile control of all input and output levels
2 convenient high-speed FireWire ports
* requires 6-pin FireWire port
Includes Maximum Audio Tools containing a great collection of software so you can make music immediately.
Technical Info
Specificationsfrequency response: 20-40KHz +/- 1dB
signal-to-noise: -108dB
dynamic range (A-weighted): 108dB
THD + N: 0.00281% @0dBFS
Physical Specs
Dimensions: 9 1/4 in. X 7 in. X 1 7/8 in.
Weight: 2.95 lbs.
The FireWire 410 Control Panel provides complete control over audio routing/monitoring, level controller assignment and more.
Minimum System Requirements
PC: Pentium III 500 MHz, Windows 2000/XP, 128MB RAM, DirectX 8.1 or higher
Mac: G3 500MHz w/ OS 9.2 or greater, 128MB RAM; G4 500MHz w/ OS 10.1.5 or greater, 256MB RAM
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M-Audio Firewire 410 Mobile Recording Interface Reviews
9 out of 10
"A worthy candidate for quality mobile recording (only 2 audio ins tho!)"
Feature:
like others, i was under the impression it had 4 audio inputs! apart from that it is very usefull. 2 seperate headfone amps etc. routing features..all good. however, balanced connections and a +4 dbu operating level would make it untouchable!!!! also probs with midi and audio at the same time, i use it as my midi in and a seperate USB midiman for my midi out. this combo gives the least jitter etc. Crashed a bit at first but not since i downloaded latest drivers.
Quality:
Still going strong despite my 3 year old son's best efforts. have only used with my desktop set-up so far. this product is ideally suited to mobile recording. my guess is that it's reasonably hard wearing. i feel as tho i really should be using an emu 1212 tho.... on paper a better bet for desktop! i get approx 6ms in and 6 ms out latency with pentium 4 3ghz and 1 gig ram.
Value:
pretty good value so far and i have'nt used it for mobile recording yet. it should come in to it's own in that enviroment.
Desirability:
say's it does a lot and does do a lot. not perfect but very handy and flexible. if i upgrade this will be kept for mobile recording.
Sound:
very good for the money.... stuff basically sounds the same as it does going in. pre-amps are good if you want portability. however i use a semi decent pre going into the line inputs... works well.
Support:
no need. just downloaded latest drivers and problems dissapeared.
Overall:
if i upgrade this will be kept for mobile recording. example: if i want to go and record my friends yamaha upright piano in stereo with 2 good condensers and don't want to carry much more than the 410, mics and a laptop. this really can do a very good job.
like others, i was under the impression it had 4 audio inputs! apart from that it is very usefull. 2 seperate headfone amps etc. routing features..all good. however, balanced connections and a +4 dbu operating level would make it untouchable!!!! also probs with midi and audio at the same time, i use it as my midi in and a seperate USB midiman for my midi out. this combo gives the least jitter etc. Crashed a bit at first but not since i downloaded latest drivers.
Quality:
Still going strong despite my 3 year old son's best efforts. have only used with my desktop set-up so far. this product is ideally suited to mobile recording. my guess is that it's reasonably hard wearing. i feel as tho i really should be using an emu 1212 tho.... on paper a better bet for desktop! i get approx 6ms in and 6 ms out latency with pentium 4 3ghz and 1 gig ram.
Value:
pretty good value so far and i have'nt used it for mobile recording yet. it should come in to it's own in that enviroment.
Desirability:
say's it does a lot and does do a lot. not perfect but very handy and flexible. if i upgrade this will be kept for mobile recording.
Sound:
very good for the money.... stuff basically sounds the same as it does going in. pre-amps are good if you want portability. however i use a semi decent pre going into the line inputs... works well.
Support:
no need. just downloaded latest drivers and problems dissapeared.
Overall:
if i upgrade this will be kept for mobile recording. example: if i want to go and record my friends yamaha upright piano in stereo with 2 good condensers and don't want to carry much more than the 410, mics and a laptop. this really can do a very good job.
Submitted: 11/28/2005
Style of Music: jazz, rock, singer/songwriter, anything real!
9 out of 10
"Read this if you like to know how to use it for good."
Feature:
2 headphones jacks ... digital in (optical too) ..and more . It has all. Umbeatable for the price.
Quality:
Quality is ok. Only the connectors seems not so solid.
Value:
it worths the price ( actually worths more)
Desirability:
it is nice
Sound:
It sounds ok. low noise and flawless
Ease of Use:
You need a little practice with the software. Hardware is easy to use.
Support:
If you looks on m audio web site you can find many answers.
Overall:
I like the shape, the sound, the very very wide features. You need really take care of following : NEVER DISCONNECT OR POWER OFF THE DEVICE WITH THE COMPUTER IS ON. You can easy damage your firewire card ( or your motherboard). You MUST have a fireware card ( or motherboard) with Texas Instrument Chipset ( TI Chipset), Pyro, for exaple. If not you will have a lot of scratch and noise, Impossible to record !!. So don't start to work around drivers and similar stuffs...power on and power off... and so on. If you got problems , 99% are related to firewire interface.
2 headphones jacks ... digital in (optical too) ..and more . It has all. Umbeatable for the price.
Quality:
Quality is ok. Only the connectors seems not so solid.
Value:
it worths the price ( actually worths more)
Desirability:
it is nice
Sound:
It sounds ok. low noise and flawless
Ease of Use:
You need a little practice with the software. Hardware is easy to use.
Support:
If you looks on m audio web site you can find many answers.
Overall:
I like the shape, the sound, the very very wide features. You need really take care of following : NEVER DISCONNECT OR POWER OFF THE DEVICE WITH THE COMPUTER IS ON. You can easy damage your firewire card ( or your motherboard). You MUST have a fireware card ( or motherboard) with Texas Instrument Chipset ( TI Chipset), Pyro, for exaple. If not you will have a lot of scratch and noise, Impossible to record !!. So don't start to work around drivers and similar stuffs...power on and power off... and so on. If you got problems , 99% are related to firewire interface.
Submitted: 06/20/2008
Style of Music: electronic, new age, pop
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