Hi all I have read the spec and reviews but am confused about the difference between the dsp and ordinary version. I am unlikely to need plugins as I will use the host Logic, powercore and uad plugins for effects along with TL Audio C1 at analogue stage, but is there any other advantage in getting the +dsp version? I will not be requiring to chain more than one unit together, will only need 8 x analogue in and out, firewire and SPDIF i/o dual 1gHz G4. Does the dsp add any extra performance in Logic or better latency? Or is it mainly for the future plugins Ta Pete www.petethomas.co.uk

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "Pete Thomas" <lug@p...> wrote: > I have read the spec and reviews but am confused about the > difference between the dsp and ordinary version. I am unlikely to > need plugins as I will use the host Logic, powercore and uad plugins > for effects along with TL Audio C1 at analogue stage, but is there > any other advantage in getting the +dsp version? > Does the dsp add any extra performance in Logic or better latency? > Or is it mainly for the future plugins. I think it is mostly to run effects from the mobile i/o, in that way it wi= ll save cpu-power from the mac since you don't need to run the same effects= from Logic then. Apart from this I don't think it will influence latency. Al= so, I think it could be nice to have effects in the mobile i/o if you plan t= o use it as a digital mixer. I recently got a mobile i/o without dsp which I am very, very happy with (r= ecommended!). Bjørn