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As components have shrunk and processing power has increased, it is becoming increasingly popular to do digital audio--recording, editing, processing, performing--using a notebook computer. The convenience of being able to travel with much less gear is an obvious advantage. Interactive performances can be more engaging as well, as musicians need not be quite so hidden behind desktop computer components and full-sized monitors. One thing that has been lacking, however, is a compact, high-quality interface for importing, converting, and exporting audio. Digigram has filled that gap admirably with its VXpocket audio interface. At a list price of US$ 729, this 24-bit unit easily turns your portable computer...
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