Given that Creative Lab's target market is consumers playing
crappy ripped MP3s and Quake fraggers, they cheap out on the convertors.
If you get the following:
MAudio Audiophile 24/96 $179.00 (http://www.leighs.com)
RNC compressor (http://www.fmraudio.com) $199
Steinberg Wavelab 3.0 (http://www.l
> the only problem i
> find is that i get a recording that sounds a bit flat. that's probably
the
> result of my cheap soundblaster 64 soundcard.
Soundblaster is OK< but anyways, you can repair these flaws with the
appropriate pluginz. For instance, you can use the Waves Ultramaximizer on
a par
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <313@hyperreal.org>
Subject: RE: [313] PC Recording
Date: Mon, 11 Dec 2000 13:53:51 -0500
I've got a whole studio set up so I have a master mixer where my dj mixer
plugs into. The main mixer then goes into my PC soundcard. I record the
whole mix to SoundFor
Thanks for all the reply's. Looks as though the first step is going to involve
my credit card
dave
I've got a whole studio set up so I have a master mixer where my dj mixer
plugs into. The main mixer then goes into my PC soundcard. I record the
whole mix to SoundForge.
You could record directly from your Dj mixer into your PC. Only tricky part
is calibrating the levels on your mixer and the
