would anyone reccomend a good analog sounding card? I wish to use 5 arturia programs in a real time situation...Im not a fan of latency either - 0% if poss


I will aslo be using a couple ogf 'real' synths too.
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THM wrote:You'd have a look at the MOTU site; the MOTU cards are used by a major part of the professional home producers. MOTU has a big serie of HQ soundcards; check the specifications and choose the one you think it will most suit with your setup. I mean check power, if it is compatible with your OS and programs, if it has analog in- and outputs (and how many; depending on your wishes). Enjoy !!!
PS: If you don't find your card there, maybe you should consider a whole Digidesign ProTools setup - like in most "big" studio's - but that will be way more expensive if you want an entire setup. I'd definitely have a look at the MOTU homepage first...
you can't go wrong with creamware DSP cards, plus, they're compatible with all the creamware VA synths, which are the most analogue sounding synths i've heard. best piece of gear i ever bought.hashy wrote:Im about to purchase my first music making pc (DELL dual core/4GBram)
would anyone reccomend a good analog sounding card? I wish to use 5 arturia programs in a real time situation...Im not a fan of latency either - 0% if possI cant play if aint on the button
I will aslo be using a couple ogf 'real' synths too.
thanks
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*The MOTU drivers are more optimized for Macs than PC's...hashy wrote:Im about to purchase my first music making pc (DELL dual core/4GBram)
would anyone reccomend a good analog sounding card? I wish to use 5 arturia programs in a real time situation...Im not a fan of latency either - 0% if possI cant play if aint on the button
I will aslo be using a couple ogf 'real' synths too.
thanks
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True.Stab Frenzy wrote:Maybe no hard and fast facts, but compared to Motu and RME products, and even Digidesign, their hardware is poorly made. They use a lot of plastic instead of metal, the connectors are cheap and often unbalanced. Add to that the fact that their drivers are shocking and you've got enough problems to say M-Audio products are shite.