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MOTU 828mk3 FireWire Audio Interface828mk3FireWire interface with 28 inputs and 30 outputs, including 10 channels of analog recording and playbackFor some reason, this product is no longer available at Gigasonic.
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MOTU 828mk3is a FireWire interface, providing 28 inputs and 30 outputs, including 10 channels of analog recording and playback, MOTU 828mk3 is combined with 16 channels of ADAT digital I/O, stereo S/PDIF and TOSLink I/O, and on-board SMPTE synchronization. The 828mk3 's two mic/line/instrument inputs have preamplified sends that allow you to insert your favorite outboard effects before the signal goes digital. The real show-stopper here is the built-in digital mixing and effects with reverb, two compressors (including a modeled LA-2A), and British-style EQ on-board the 828mk3.Features
Specification CueMix FX - 28 input/16 bus mixer with on-board DSP effects, including reverb with sends/returns, plus EQ and compression on every input and output 28 inputs/30 outputs (at 44.1/48 kHz) Front-panel control - access any setting in your entire 828mk3 mix directly from the front panel Stand-alone operation Multiple CueMix FX mixes Two front panel combo jacks provide hi-Z 1/4" guitar input or low-Z XLR mic input with phantom power Mic/guitar instrument sends - add outboard effects to the two mic/guitar inputs, before the signal goes digital Clip protection - Mic/guitar input limiter prevents digital clipping and distortion from overloaded signal levels Eight 24-bit/192kHz analog inputs and outputs on balanced/unbalanced 1/4" TRS jacks 16 channels of ADAT lightpipe, 8 channels of SMUX (96 kHz) or two pairs of stereo TOSLink Sample-accurate MIDI Expandable - add additional interfaces for more I/O as your needs grow Separate XLR main outs and front-panel headphone jacks, each with independent volume control Stereo 24-bit 96kHz S/PDIF in/out Word clock in and out SMPTE in and out Includes drivers for Mac & PC, including ASIO, WDM, Wave, GSIF, Core Audio, and Core MIDI Supports all popular Macintosh and Windows audio software 100% compatible with all host-based effects processing in today 's popular audio programs. Includes AudioDesk software for the Mac Plug-and-play operation with your Mac or PC via FireWire Front panel volume control for monitoring. Stereo, Quad, 6.1, 7.1 and user-defined surround monitoring setups available Two front panel headphone jacks with independent volume controls Front panel meters or activity LEDs for all analog, digital and MIDI I/O, plus SMPTE sync tach and lock LEDs Dedicated front panel clock status LEDs |



floating point precision. The MOTU 828mk3 mixer allows users to apply no-latency effects processing to inputs, outputs or busses directly in the 828mk3 hardware, independent of the computer. Effects can even be applied when the 828mk3 is operating stand-alone (without a computer) as a complete rack-mounted mixer. Input signals to the computer can be recorded wet, dry, or dry with a wet monitor mix (for musicians during recording, for example).
Effects include reverb, parametric EQ and compression/limiting. The 828mk3 's Classic Reverb provides five different room types, three frequency shelves with adjustable crossover points, shelf filtering and reverb lengths up to 60-seconds. Two forms of compression are supplied: a standard compressor with conventional threshold/ratio/ attack/release/gain controls and the Leveler, an accurate model of the legendary LA-2A optical compressor, which provides vintage, musical automatic gain control. Finally, the EQ section provides 7- band parametric EQ modeled after British analog console EQ 's, featuring 4 filter styles (gain/Q profiles) to effectively cover a wide range of audio material. LP and HP filters are also supplied with slopes that range from 6 to 36dB.
allows users to keep tabs on the 828mk3 's processing resources. Each input, output and mix bus provides a send to the Classic Reverb processor, which then feeds reverb returns to mix buses and outputs, with a selectable split point between them to prevent send/return feedback loops.





