Slip-Sliding Away: M-Audio ProjectMix I/O

What has eight sliders that tend to move around on their own? No, it's not your gastrointestinal tract after a late-nighht visit to White Castle. It's M-Audio's ProjectMix I/O, a smart mixer with a Firewire interface that allows you to record audio directly into your DAW. One of the cooler features of ProjectMix is its assignable rotary encoders, which let you do your mixing and tweaking from the physical mixer rather than having to reach for your mouse. ProjectMix is compatible with ProTools M-Powered 7, Ableton Live 5, Logic, Cubase, Digital Performer, and SONAR.

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[Raindarsus]

@darrenguitar untrue. SInce pt 9 you could use the PMIO on the non m-powered version of pro tools. I have pt 10 right now, which is not m-powered and it works like a charm.

[Raindarsus]

@drummingtrumpeteer69 it works with logic.

[Swidhelm]

@Holms It's more of a daw controller, so you'd control your EQ plugins in whatever DAW you are running with whatever you have assigned to them I guess.

[irsan5777]

Is it working with Garageband and S1 ?

[Holms]

i watched so many videos of this control surfaces i just CAN"T understand. WHERE ARE THE KNOBS FOR LOW/MID/HIGH SETTINGS? like any ordinary mixer. change knob possition, and settings changed on screen , on a mixer of a software.. explain somebody wtf is this.

[MrPawillie]

@BKLYNBOY7 On the Projectmix you are connected through Firewire which is not hot plug able. Hence the term frying.Only USB is hot plug able.

[darrenguitar]

@klandestino22 nope you have yo have digidesign hardware for le

m audioo with mpowered

[Skitzafrenicnation]

my project mix keeps turning off what the hell

[kauters]

@edmedmoped thanks for speedy reply

[edmedmoped]

@kauters You're looking for a control surface; just google 'control surface' and the software you use/want to use.