So I need external audio interface cos I have really bad sound in my pc a lot of noise during the recording.I want to buy used card about 50$ - 60$. What can u recomend? My PC is - emachines G730G
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Russian Fedration. Moscow City
boaconstructor wrote:
You want to spend more than $50-60
abut 100 - 120$. Really don't know what to choose
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Not much
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_nkw=u … mp;_ipg=50
Last edited by akira^8GB (Jul 13, 2012 9:25 am)
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akira^8GB wrote:
At that price range, nothing better than the shit you already have in your computer.
Do everyone will say to me that for this price i can buy only peace of shit. Maybe someone will write down model of good external audio card?
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Numark stereo IO is okay to use hasn't failed me yet
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Warsaw, Poland
If you want to buy a good Audio Interface for recording, then you have to face with high price.
I recommend Saffire Pro interfaces, it's expensive but quality of these is awesome.
I use this one for recording my guitars, basses and percussion for my metal band http://www.focusrite.com/products/audio … re_pro_24/
I'm sure this interface is great for recording chiptunes.
Last edited by Art-Z (Jul 13, 2012 12:05 pm)
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Anything made by Native Instruments.
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The Griffin iMic has served my Dell Inspiron very, very well. Used it for years with no noise/issues whatsoever.
Then again I'm not known for making the cleanest of music.
http://www.amazon.com/Griffin-7725-IUAI … +Interface
$25-$27
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Also, if you are having trouble with PC noise it may help to invest in one of these:
I purchased mine for less than $.40 and my noise issues were fixed.
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Rochester, NY
jw what that is? Insulator of some sort?
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TSC wrote:
Also, if you are having trouble with PC noise it may help to invest in one of these:
I purchased mine for less than $.40 and my noise issues were fixed.
what is this?
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TSC wrote:
The Griffin iMic has served my Dell Inspiron very, very well. Used it for years with no noise/issues whatsoever.
Then again I'm not known for making the cleanest of music.
http://www.amazon.com/Griffin-7725-IUAI … +Interface
$25-$27
I've also been using this (albeit an older one that looks different but functions the same) with a high degree of success for years. It's USB, not USB 2.0 or Firewire and unless you're running a Pro studio it doesn't matter.
ChipsChallengeBand wrote:
jw what that is? Insulator of some sort?
Electrical ground.
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Russian Fedration. Moscow City
I thinking about Creative "X-Fi Surround 5.1 Pro" USB Retail [SB1095]
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if you're just using it for chip/tracker music (and maybe an input from a mixer) something like the Behringer U-Control series would probably do. (I got a UCA202 to use with the netbook at Blip2011, thanks Akira for the recommendation) USB, RCA jacks in/out, headphone socket, works fine with ASIO4ALL too if you need small latency in a DAW.