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Melodyne website JUST came back online about 1pm today (12-20). As usual, I launched an instance of Melodyne in DP, got the "please activate" message, clicked on that, took me to the website, I logged in, selected "Activate" for my Mac Pro, and was successful. Man..what a mess. ...

I switched to Presonus Studio One years ago but still use DP for some tasks and older songs. But in Studio One it all works well - better choice than Cubase or Logic.

I am happy with my Yamaha HS8's - not too expensive but a very flat uncoloured sound - perfect for a small studio and good to listen to for many hours without ear fatigue. But you pay for what you get and it depends on the budget available.

I remember my SR-16 had them - maybe you can download the SR-16 samples which float around on the internet.

If you look back on this forum you would see I regularly updated everyone on Bias Peak on each new iteration of Mac OS long after Bias Peak was supposed to be dead. I finally had to give it up when it ceased to work and reluctantly switched to DSP Quattro. I know nothing about VM but would be intere...

A few people advised me a while back to put the Mac to Sleep rather than turn off - that would help that problem - apparently it is better for the mac - I do it now but not sure if it is helpful or not.

Just got the Motu M4 which I am really liking a lot.

Yes on the On/Off switch! Some of my older interfaces do not have this—what were those guys thinking? To add to this, I really like on/off switches that are mechanical!! That is, it's a physical switch that locks into place in either the on/off position and not some membrane button or digital encod...

In the end I plumped for the M4 which I think is great (silly how good it is to have an on/off switch on the interface). But the M6 was a serious consideration. Pleased I went with the Motu interface - the In/Out Balance control is also really useful.

I have the M4 myself - not sure how you would power the device without using the usb socket for connecting - I know the M6 has a separate mains power cable, but not sure how this could be achieved on the M4. I don't know of a split function cable but if anyone knows, it will be someone on this forum.

James Steele wrote: ↑Mon May 15, 2023 11:28 am

Guitar Gaz wrote: ↑Mon May 15, 2023 11:01 amI suppose it is a step up from HAL in admitting mistakes.

I still would not count on it to open the pod bay doors.

All the M2/M4 bus powered complaints I’ve seen are with iPadOS and the right powered hub makes that a non-issue. Mac/Win computers have been ok. The M6 may be bus or externally powered. Even ChatGPT didn't really know I guess that’s why they call it artificial intelligence. :lol: (Sorry, couldn’t r...

tremo wrote: ↑Mon May 15, 2023 4:55 am Both the M4 and the M6 can be bus powered over USB-C. The M6 also has a jack for powering via an external DC adapter, whereas the M4 doesn't have that option.

Thanks

There seems to be some confusion by reviewers as to the mains supply - some say it only operates with mains power, some say it can do either bus power or mains power. Anyone have any idea what it correct? Even ChatGPT didn't really know! I would like to know in case I buy this M6 or the M4.

Tritonemusic wrote: ↑Thu May 04, 2023 5:10 pm I have my M4 connected directly into the back of my iMac Pro, and it works flawlessly. I never have problems with it losing power or anything like that. It works as expected. No regrets here, FWIW.

That is good to hear - thanks.