MOTU Traveler - Pros & Cons

the Traveler is guaranteed a safe onward journey
The onboard EQ and dynamics are also precise
setting up zero-latency headphone mixes is easy and flexible
delivers enormous flexibility and for the most part is simple to use
robust and easy to use
portability and flexible powering options
extensive and well-balanced feature
quieter
smoother and more detailed
versatility
light weight
small size
good connectivity
She very well made service for live recordings
Motu is much better
pre-amps are pretty solid and of good quality
stability and low latency
portable
well built and works like a charm
it works reasonably well as a basic interface
Very high gain
and a nice clean sound
Super easy to use and sounds great

Pricetag is a little high
lacks any MIDI support
Less features at higher sample rates
rendering ridiculously overloaded signals useable
the main output level control was bypassed
rightmost knobs caused a slight inward movement of the LCD unit
setups a reality
only has two) are mounted on the rear panel
Lack sensitivity
obliged to thoroughly with a rise in noise
firewire cable with wire did not work
Nothing inconsistent at the moment

MOTU - Video Reviews (4)

MOTU Traveler Portable Digital Audio Workstation

Review e Teste MOTU Traveler MK3 e Cuemix FX

MOTU Traveler - Full Specifications

Sound Type	Stereo

Placement Type	External

Analog 3.5mm output	1
Other connectors	Digital coaxial output Analogue 3.5mm input/Line-in

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MOTU Traveler MOTU - Editorial Reviews (2)

soundonsound.com

Published: 01.06.2005

MOTU Traveler

With two market-leading Firewire audio interfaces already part of the MOTU stable, where does the new mobile recording-oriented Traveler find its natural home?

MusicRadar

Published: 10.08.2009

MOTU Traveler-mk3 review

Making music on the move can mean anything from laptop-based editing to full-on recording on location, and the gear designed for mobile use varies considerably because of this. MOTU's Traveler interfa