Re: Experience Focusrite Scarlett 18i20

I personally think it depends in what one is trying to achieve. My target is to have a semi-pro setup to do some live recordings in rehearsal room and possibly a preproduction.

So I believe ADAs would be enough and I haven't had a broken power supply in an ADA8000 yet - and they are present, so nothing to buy. Sometime I will grade up to another ADAT unit.

I now ordered a cardbus to expresscard adapter for the digiface cardbus card to try it in my Lenovo T420 i7 notebook.
It's a startech adapter which was reported as working ootb with RME hdsp cardbus.



Am 21. August 2017 12:08:35 MESZ schrieb Ralf Mardorf <[email protected]>:
>On Mon, 21 Aug 2017 11:49:56 +0200, Jörn Nettingsmeier wrote:
>>Haven't used a 18i20 yet, but I did use the old Pro26 and the Liquid
>>56 for professional recording
>
>JFTR the Scarlett family is a pro-sumer series, perhaps the Pro26 and
>Liquid 56 are aimed for professional usage. I don't know. I even can't
>test if the mic pre-amps of the ADA are less good than those of the
>Scarlett, but at least the line outputs of the ADA and the
>Scarlett provide a more or less equal sound, while the line outputs of
>my HDSPe AIO provide a much more "detailed" sound.
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