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#Digi 003 standalone driver
#Digi 003 standalone upgrade
#Digi 003 standalone pro
#Digi 003 standalone software

#Digi 003 standalone pro

I agree: four more mic pres, and compatibility not only with Pro Tools M-Powered but lots of other software, as well, from Ableton Live to SONAR. idreaminsound points out that, sexy as the new 003 is, M-Audio’s ProjectMix I/O compares nicely. They’ll also crossgrade owners of Nuendo, Cubase, and SONAR who also have an audio interface, though knowing how loyal DAW users are, we’ll see how many people take them up on it.

#Digi 003 standalone upgrade

I don’t see nearly enough here for existing 002 users to upgrade, but if you’ve been looking for a way to upgrade lower-end or older, incompatible Digi gear, now’s the time: Digi will have a new upgrade program called the Turbocharge Exchange program. Curiously, there’s no mention of the 003 functioning as a standalone mixer, only as a standalone MIDI controller hopefully they didn’t nix that feature.

That’s 8×8 analog, 4 mic pres, 8-channel ADAT and 2-channel S/PDIF digital, plus (apparently new on the 003, though 002 users can confirm this) BNC word clock. Also like the 002, the 003 has digital and analog audio with 24-bit/96kHz support. The 003 adds extra controls, however, including a badly-needed jog/shuttle wheel.

Like the 002, the 003 includes eight faders and rotaries for mixing, and dedicated transport controls. More info and comparison shots with the 002 after the jump.

That said, though, the redesign looks decent.

#Digi 003 standalone software

Oddly, Digidesign’s product manager claims the shuttle wheel “offers session navigation functions previously only found on high-end consoles.” Maybe I’m missing something, but I’m fairly certain you can navigate sessions in lots of audio and video software with shuttle wheels without a high-end console.

Dedicated studio monitor output, plus alternate control room output (002 had only the studio monitor out).

Assign plug-ins and sends directly from the control surface.

Dedicated automation mode buttons for per-track automation (handy as you’re writing mix automation as you work).

Other than cosmetic, the main differences here are relatively subtle: (The 003 only comes with the extra software, not without.)Īvailability: “Soon” (What’s with these vague ship dates, Digi?) 003 Rack US$1695 with factory bundle, $US1295 without. Pricing: 003 US$2,495 USD with factory bundle. And, most importantly, Digidesign has gone from charcoal trim to far-groovier white. These units run Pro Tools LE, just like their lower-end counterparts, but with greater control and audio I/O. The new release largely updates the control surface functionality Digi’s mid-range line. I am currently without a multi-track inter-phase.The Digi 002, both in control surface and rack versions, has gotten its successor in the form of the Digi 003. Please advise if my information is correct and if there is a work around. I don't have the money to frivolously spend on program upgrades, especially when after using Logic 9 I wonder if I would ever use Protools again.

#Digi 003 standalone driver

Apparently, that will give me the driver I need to get my 002 Rack to work with Logic 9. I read on some other forum that Digidesign no longer supports Logic 7 and the only way I can get a driver that will allow Logic 9 and the 002 to work together is to purchase Protools 9. I cannot get my 002 rack to work with Logic 9 at all. Here is my issue, I can get Logic and the MBox 2 to work together. I am using a MacBook with 10.6.7 (I believe it's called Leopard. I have, and occasionally use Protools 7 and my hardware includes a MBox 2 and a 002 rack. I purchased Logic 9 because I absolutely adore it. I have an issue I was hoping to send your way for advice.