bartgil
Published on 05/28/07 at 09:09
Best value:
Excellent
I was looking for an external sound card for my laptop, which would allow me to input guitar + voice, easy to use and not too expensive. I use a Behringer XM2000S, and a guitar or bass as needed. I'm pure analog so it's perfect.
UTILIZATION
No problem with setup, a few tens of seconds and everything is in place to work ... Those who need the manual have to wonder about themselves! ..
GETTING STARTED
Any crash reported after six months of intensive use. I don't need the updated drivers. I use REAPER as my multitrack software on a Acer 1360 laptop with 512MB of memory. FastTrack is transparent, the latency is non-existent. I have not yet reached the limits of the number of simultaneous tracks.
OVERALL OPINION
Six months of satisfaction, thus, but I plug the guitar via the microphone input with an XLR / Jack input adapter, because the guitar input is unusable as the level is too low! I also have an E-MU0404 on my desktop PC that does not give better results in my opinion ... Super price / quality ratio for FastTrack, which perfectly fits with my portable use. Just one downside to the guitar input (but I only record a track at a time anyway, so it's not a problem ... finally)
UTILIZATION
No problem with setup, a few tens of seconds and everything is in place to work ... Those who need the manual have to wonder about themselves! ..
GETTING STARTED
Any crash reported after six months of intensive use. I don't need the updated drivers. I use REAPER as my multitrack software on a Acer 1360 laptop with 512MB of memory. FastTrack is transparent, the latency is non-existent. I have not yet reached the limits of the number of simultaneous tracks.
OVERALL OPINION
Six months of satisfaction, thus, but I plug the guitar via the microphone input with an XLR / Jack input adapter, because the guitar input is unusable as the level is too low! I also have an E-MU0404 on my desktop PC that does not give better results in my opinion ... Super price / quality ratio for FastTrack, which perfectly fits with my portable use. Just one downside to the guitar input (but I only record a track at a time anyway, so it's not a problem ... finally)