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I'm in need of a quality sound card, suggestions?
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| Carona |
When I record my mixes they turn out to sound very "flat". What I mean is when I listen to my mix on my computer, I can barely hear the mids. Which is a pain in the ass since I spin a lot of melodic trance and the melody sounds very very quiet. So i've been searching the forums and i've come to the conclusion that I need a new sound card. The one I have no is a Riptide.
If anyone could suggest some good sound cards and where I can find some on the net, it would bea greatly appreciated :)
Many thanks, Jordan |
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| DJ Chrono |
check out M-Audio.
if you are on a tight budget, check out the M-Audio Revolution 7.1 for $120.00US
otherwise look into their prosumer cards like the Audiophile 2496 ($200.00US) or any of the delta series (i personally own a delta 44 and its great).
m-audio.com |
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| DJ A.i |
| dont get soundblaster... they sux.. i have one... payed alot of money for it ...compared it to friends m-audio and it blew my SB away. |
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| Carona |
| Thanks for the quick replies :) |
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| vhx1 |
| How does the Sounblaster Audigy series compare to these |
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| DjJade |
audigy is more of a gaming card...it has pretty good sound but if youre planning to record, it does the job but not like the m-audio does. i have both of them and the m-audio is only used for recording... the sound of my recordings at 24/96 are....extremely smooth. thats the only way i can put it. very smooth and refined and accurate.
the audigy is a nice card but not very durable. the outputs on the back of the card are mini stereo jackso so with a large amount of wires and adaptors, the jacks on the back of the card get worn out pretty fast. now they are all loose and sometimes i have to move them around to get allt he channels to work.
the configuration options of the audigy are nice though. i have the .1 channel going to the sub and the audigy software controls all the levels and everything easily. |
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