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Connecting Studio Monitors to a PC
I want to buy studio monitors instead of pc speakers for music production and DJ'ing...Is it possible to connect the monitors into the pc without some other intermediary hardware?
yes..
but its recommended to use a mixer to control the soundvolume..
ah yeah i didnt think about that...just route my turntables and mixer into my pc for recording and back into the mixer through the speaker output on the soundcard then just plug the monitors into the mixer output...makes sense right?
that's the way to do it.
bluesky media desktop is what you want in terms of monitors; they do have a level control on the back of the sub
i have an extern firewire audiophile soundcard and my krk's are plugged into the card, i control volume with the soundcard
, works fine, but gonna buy a nice mixer anyway soon, handy for other purposes as well
I'm thinking events or alesis...any other suggestions?
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| Originally posted by S-a-M-u-E-l ah yeah i didnt think about that...just route my turntables and mixer into my pc for recording and back into the mixer through the speaker output on the soundcard then just plug the monitors into the mixer output...makes sense right? |
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| Originally posted by S-a-M-u-E-l I'm thinking events or alesis...any other suggestions? |
get bluesky media desk - so much better than the budget stuff above.
errr wrong forum?
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| Originally posted by optik get bluesky media desk - so much better than the budget stuff above. |
I agree mike - btw fucking loved love theme dusk matey, in my top ten of the best tracks I've heard since 1999
they are more expensive, but if you look carefully you can get a set for about �399 - I guess that is twice the money of the alesis ones, but at least you won't need to upgrade for a while, and when we get into producing for 5.1 it's a relatively cheap upgrade.
I found the accuracy of the blueskys to be a lot better and worth the extra �200 - which on some weekends is a couple of nights out 
blueskys are about the same as tr8's in terms of price - the tr8's sound pretty damned nice to me as well; it would be a close thing between them and the bluesky if I were buying them now
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| Originally posted by optik I agree mike - btw fucking loved love theme dusk matey, in my top ten of the best tracks I've heard since 1999 they are more expensive, but if you look carefully you can get a set for about �399 - I guess that is twice the money of the alesis ones, but at least you won't need to upgrade for a while, and when we get into producing for 5.1 it's a relatively cheap upgrade. I found the accuracy of the blueskys to be a lot better and worth the extra �200 - which on some weekends is a couple of nights out ![]() blueskys are about the same as tr8's in terms of price - the tr8's sound pretty damned nice to me as well; it would be a close thing between them and the bluesky if I were buying them now |
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| Originally posted by optik I agree mike - btw fucking loved love theme dusk matey, in my top ten of the best tracks I've heard since 1999 they are more expensive, but if you look carefully you can get a set for about �399 - I guess that is twice the money of the alesis ones, but at least you won't need to upgrade for a while, and when we get into producing for 5.1 it's a relatively cheap upgrade. I found the accuracy of the blueskys to be a lot better and worth the extra �200 - which on some weekends is a couple of nights out ![]() blueskys are about the same as tr8's in terms of price - the tr8's sound pretty damned nice to me as well; it would be a close thing between them and the bluesky if I were buying them now |
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