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i just found out that my Dell pc,cant do audio recording sadly.
less than 100forensix (mcr) wrote:if you are looking at serious audio applications then that sound card is a piece of shit
What price range you looking at?
blaze wrote:DO NOT BUY THAT!!!!!
stay clear of creative stuff.
best bet is an m audio soundcard
if i was you id get an m audio 2496
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thats not usb, u silly gooseexactley trust me unless youve got a laptop get a pci cardforensix (mcr) wrote:http://www.dv247.com/invt/35905/
if you can afford it go for the 0404 - but you will get more value (and less latency) with a PCI card
nice, cheersforensix (mcr) wrote:http://www.dv247.com/invt/35905/
if you can afford it go for the 0404 - but you will get more value (and less latency) with a PCI card
favouritedmy is so slim,that i cant even expand anything insideblaze wrote:exactley trust me unless youve got a laptop get a pci cardforensix (mcr) wrote:http://www.dv247.com/invt/35905/
if you can afford it go for the 0404 - but you will get more value (and less latency) with a PCI card
they are alot better
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oh dear, when will people learn that slim pc's are shit - it sits under the fucking desk why does it have to look nice?feasible_weasel wrote:my is so slim,that i cant even expand anything insideblaze wrote:exactley trust me unless youve got a laptop get a pci cardforensix (mcr) wrote:http://www.dv247.com/invt/35905/
if you can afford it go for the 0404 - but you will get more value (and less latency) with a PCI card
they are alot better
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indeedforensix (mcr) wrote:oh dear, when will people learn that slim pc's are shit - it sits under the fucking desk why does it have to look nice?feasible_weasel wrote:my is so slim,that i cant even expand anything insideblaze wrote:exactley trust me unless youve got a laptop get a pci cardforensix (mcr) wrote:http://www.dv247.com/invt/35905/
if you can afford it go for the 0404 - but you will get more value (and less latency) with a PCI card
they are alot better
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when i ordered it, i didnt realise it would be so small lol.blaze wrote:wounded then bro
have a look at the m audio externals then not sure how much they are
proberbley best to have a look on good old e bay
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the only thing that m-audio do is a little keyring soundcard.
im sure i can drop a 1na next day pay.that sound sound so healthySlim wrote:I got an m-audio audiophile usb off ebay for about 70 quid i think, it has issues with my laptop, but i am moving to a desktop in a bit. If your CPU is a bit shit, a la me, it kicks up a fuss whenever you try to do too much at once, you get some weird distortion and pitch shifting going on. Glitchy as fuck, but i wouldn't say in a good way.
Don't let that put you off, provided you don't have a computer that is absolute cack, and don't open up the internet while running your DAW, everything will be fine. I think, it doesn't do it on anyone else's computer, have tried using it with my mate's old-ass pc, and his is all clogged up with software of questionable origin and suspect videos, so it must just be how lame my lappy is.feasible_weasel wrote: that sound sound so healthy
Slim wrote:Don't let that put you off, provided you don't have a computer that is absolute cack, and don't open up the internet while running your DAW, everything will be fine. I think, it doesn't do it on anyone else's computer, have tried using it with my mate's old-ass pc, and his is all clogged up with software of questionable origin and suspect videos, so it must just be how lame my lappy is.feasible_weasel wrote: that sound sound so healthy
heh heh
def gonna have to cop it.RZ-oNE wrote:EMU 0202 is very good, it sounds better than the 828 I had before it.
http://www.emu.com/products/product.asp ... duct=15186
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