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PC recording question
10 Jul 2006 15:58:29 -0700
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alice...
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So I just got a M-Audio Firewire 410 for an input device, to record
drum machine and guitars, but what I'm wondering now is, do I still
need a special/better audio card for the PC? I'm just using what came
with my Dell PC. I knew I would need the M-audio for input, but I'm not
sure if a different card is needed to get a pro-quality sound for
mixing and playback, etc. I'm new to all this so I don't even know if
my question makes sense to anyone else, but I know someone here can set
me straight.
Laurence Payne...
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The 410 *is* a "soundcard". It handles input and output.
Richard Crowley...
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Mr.T...
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Let me get this straight, you are asking whether you can get "high quality
sound" from a pair of $10 no name computer speakers?
Do you *REALLY* need to ask this question?
If yes, then are you sure you are remotely capable of using the 410?
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Richard Crowley...
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Probably. But since you know what your speakers are and
we don't, you are forcing us to guess.
Richard Crowley...
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It is highly unlikely that it will make any difference
whether you plug them into your computer, or into the
M-Audio unit. Your speakers are certainly the limiting
factor here.
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