I'm opening a studio..which audio interface solution?

[::XeS::]

I thought about protools LE because it seems more professional for the clients (I think) and because if I mix a project and, for example, I have to send it to another studio for the mastering and they call me the session, 99% they call me a PT session (it happened some months ago....a local band booked a famous metal guitarist/producer in the States for the master and they have all the album mixed with Cubase. It was a pain in the ass )
These are my doubts. Said this, I have no Daw preferences... if it works it's good.

 

[VH100R]

check out the new Saffire PRO 40

HERE

 

[JeffTD]

Focusrite really needs to get their drivers in order, IMO - the software mixer on my 26i/o still doesn't work. Faders and panners do nothing.

 

[Kazrog]

FireFace 800 and Cubase 4 FTW.

 

[BushmasterM4]

Yamaha N12 (new unit, looks nice), Mackie 1640 with the firewire card (what I use in my studio) or the Mackie 1200F (my next purchase). The Yamaha looks really nice and has recieved great reviews. Google it.

 

[Dave1978]

I'd prefer a Pro Tools system. I think you don't really have a choice. Many studios are using Cubase/Nuendo/Logic AND Pro Tools. Especially when it comes to band-recording.
You can still upgrade and extend later, but for now use Pro Tools.

 

[BushmasterM4]

I'd prefer a Pro Tools system. I think you don't really have a choice. Many studios are using Cubase/Nuendo/Logic AND Pro Tools. Especially when it comes to band-recording.
You can still upgrade and extend later, but for now use Pro Tools.

All DAW's can import waves. ProTools is to proprietary.