Anybody know the right way to daisy chain a M-audio 410 to a M-audio 1814? I’m afraid to burn them up.thnx
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You need more than the 8 imputs on the 1814? All simultaneous? You know you can record 8 then go back and overdub another 8, right? I think with Pro Tools you can go up to 24 track, and with the 1814 you can do up to 8 simultaneous. If you really need that many imputs you should look at a USB mixer – like the Behringer 2424. You could link a 410, (output to one of the imputs on the 1814) but all you would gain is one additional channel.