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05-01-2002, 11:37 PM
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Brent: Please Help!
Obviously there are going to be some latency issues with using an Apogee Rosetta s/pdif into the Mbox.
I am considering getting a Digi001 instead. I have two questions. 1. If I use the Rosetta going s/pdif into the Digi001 can I use "low latency monitoring"? If so, what will be the amount of latency heard on the input source outputing from Protools while recording? 2. When using the s/pdif inputs on the back of Digi001, is it possible to also use the Digi001 mic preamps (analog inputs 1&2) or does the digital input have to come in on inputs 1&2 and take the place of the analog mic preamp/line inputs of 1&2? 
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