MOTU MIDI Express 128 8x8 MIDI Interface at a Glance: Put MOTU quality and reliability into your MIDI setup Plenty of channels plus expandability Plug-and-play connectivity and bus power for convenience Put MOTU quality and reliability into your MIDI setup Built from the same technology found in MOTU's flagship MIDI Timepiece. Mobile musicians and producers will also appreciate the fact that the MIDI Express 128 is bus powered. Connecting additional synths or modules is easy simply add another MOTU USB MIDI interface via any USB port. You get convenient"hot-swapping" support, front-panel I/O, and a dedicated LED display showing MIDI activity. The Express 128 gives you eight MIDI ins, nine MIDI outs, and 128 MIDI channels. It will work with either a Mac or PC as long as you have Firewire 400 (800 with adapter) on your sound card.NEW with FULL WARRANTY The MOTU MIDI Express 128 8x8 USB MIDI interface provides plug-and-play connectivity to your computer! Compatible with USB-equipped. Send me a private message if you want or need it. I also have a M-Audio Firewire 410 that I haven't used in years that is still functional that I'd be happy to play Santa with if you are interested and willing to pay shipping. He'll also tell you when you are spending more than you need to. He's the kind of guy who will convince you not to buy that piece of junk you wanted and spend a little more to get a lot more. He has helped me make good choices in the past and saved me money. If not I would recommend calling the Falls Church Guitar Center and asking for Christian Villalas.
There are plenty of cheaper options if you have access to a Guitar Center. I currently run a MOTU 8pre interface into a Mac. If the room acoustics are bad no microphone on the planet will help you. Microphone placement was the key along with recording in a decent space. I have had perfectly acceptable results with a Radio Shack microphone and a Tascam 424 recording to cassette. I also think sometimes there is an overemphasis on equipment and not enough on recording technique. A Mogami cable will set you back $60 and will dramatically improve the sound of your Shure 57 and 58.
To further clarify, I think you have good quality mikes and that other factors may have more influence on the results you are getting.
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