You need a soundcard with minimum 2 stereo outputs...

You can always just use RCA to 1/4 cables tho...

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Originally posted by Munchy You need a soundcard with minimum 2 stereo outputs... You can always just use RCA to 1/4 cables tho...

How do i do this??

I've got Ableton on its way and need to save some cash if i need to purchase a good sound card!! Want to get started a.s.a.p!!

If you have a powerbook you'll need something external

Firewire Audiophile

http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_...phile-main.html

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I'm not sure what a Powerbook actually includes for sound hardware, but my desktop computer, I'm just connecting my mixer to my 7.1 soundcard through 1/8 stereo to RCA cables and my computer speakers are hooked up to my mixer by a 1/8 to 1/4 connecter and 1/4 to RCA cable.

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I've got a sony vaio laptop, how would I go about doing this?

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Another alternative is the Echo Audio "Indigo dj" (2 stereo outs) or "Indigo io" (1 stereo out & 1 in). These cards plug into the PCMCIA cardslot. I've got the "dj" model, works well for me, no extra cables and power to worry about.

http://echoaudio.com/Products/CardBus/

BTW new laptops being released this year will have a new type of PCMCIA cardslot which does not work with old cards.