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Short answer is yes. However, you cannot use your ultralite with Pro Tools. Pro Tools requires digi hardware.

Despite my argument in my first post I do agree with many of the views expressed in this thread. I just moved, so I have yet to recieve any of my normal magazines or catalogues, and have been obsessively checking the MOTU site hoping for a glimpse of the new burnt orange logo... An email newsletter ...

But they DID let you know. MOTU were the ones that took out those ads. They were the ones that gave Sweetwater the OK to tell you about their new product. Yes, MOTU's website is hardly ever updated but do you really need to see the same info there that you just read in the print ad?

Well it was stupid to take out all the PCI X slots but they did

But that's a different they. MOTU didn't tell Apple to stop using PCI X.

All the NAMM reports I've read said PPC for Q1 and UB later this year...

I don't wanna sound like a queer or nothin but I think unicorns are kickass!
(I hope someone else has seen Orgazmo)

RTFM

I've ordered a Brian Moore 21.13 but its been backordered until April
Oh, well. I guess I'll have to be patient.

are you recording to the internal drive or an external one?

Yes, try reseating the ram and see if the problem goes away (and stays away). You might also want to try swapping the two positions. If you swap them and you have an intermittant 1gb of ram then you could have a problem with the slot.... You may also try running apple hardware test to see if one of ...

What are your buffers set at? I had one particular song that was quite large (30+ tracks) with a bunch of plugs. I had to make sure my buffers were set at 1024 before I opened it or I would get a permanent beach ball when it was trying to load. Of course, I'm using a laptop so I don't have anywhere ...

Ha!
I like at the end it says "for more info go to www.motu.com"

do you end up with a soundbite or does the track stay empty?

From the rest of your comments I gather that most of what I say is beyond your comprehension. So be it.

The Lord

To find a fault in others is to find a fault in yourself...