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Originally posted by Simcut Creative Labs SoundBlaster X-Fi I use it for recording my vinyl to mp3, very good soundcard.

that card is only good for gaming and playing music for your bedroom. Recording music on it is a joke.

I'm telling you it is NOT a joke.

You need to use the creative audio console and change the settings to "Audio Creation Mode"

I'm not shitting you, the sound quality of recordings is on par with an M-Audio card I've used previously.

So your talking bollocks mate.

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Originally posted by Simcut I'm telling you it is NOT a joke. You need to use the creative audio console and change the settings to "Audio Creation Mode" I'm not shitting you, the sound quality of recordings is on par with an M-Audio card I've used previously. So your talking bollocks mate.

It probably would sound fine for recording vinyl, but i would think when producing it might have a lot of latency. All that aside it is still an overpriced consumer card and i would say get a sound card that you could also use for producing(such as the echo audiofire 2.) in case you want to do that eventually, or even computer djing it would be useful.