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Thread what souncard for laptop??

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mclearz

mclearz

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1 Posted on 03/06/2004 at 12:01:47
i have bought an advent 7037 laptop,and am intending to buy a midi controller,and a set of digital speakers,i am new enough to all this but am wondering if anyone can give me an idea of which souncard i shoud buy,i use reason 2.5,absynth,reaktor etc...but i also have a set of 1210s and a pioneer mixer,and i want to be able to play my decks through my laptop for recording and stuff,anyone got any tips please tell me..

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pax

pax

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2 Posted on 03/07/2004 at 13:16:43
Hi,
if with a laptop, use an external soundcard i.e M-audio, Edirol,
By preference us XP as OS. Make sure it's installed as standard pc and not as ACPI.
regards
chris
bctbc

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3 Posted on 08/30/2004 at 06:24:59
hey man,
i had a pretty similar question to yours on this forum a few months back and the cats here recommended an M-Audio product as they are high quality and have no known latency problems. I was on a pretty tight budget and so went for the M-Audio Transit USB, which is about £70. I've been really impressed with it, its got digital/optical in/out, as well as your standard business. nice sound, good reliable product (touch wood!), pretty cheap and tiny size. for my MIDI biscuits i went for an M-Audio Midisport 2 X 4. Its only about £45 and does everything I need it to.
I know you can get all in one solutions but I was advised to go for the seperates as they are easier to upgrade, and if one were to break it wouldnt be the end of the world. It also worked out pretty cheap, and I'm impressed by the M-Audio range as a whole.
Hope this helps,
Ferdie
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