Good to hear that you also think it's a good pick. It would have been
perfect if M Audio itself made it possible to update firmwe regardless
of the os one uses, but I guess there not the only manufacturer out
there that is not that visionary.
Anyway, I'll order one and will start using it when
Thanks for all replies so far! I'm reading information re all
suggestions. Many seem very nice. I will use it with a laptop and I
guess there's no need therefore to get a card with fancy features
such as xlr or direct monitoring of the inputs.
I basically want to be able to use a combination
Because of the lack of a mic preamp in the card, putting in a microphone
preamp is
probably a good idea, as otherwise the mic input tends to be pretty quiet.
I assume that that is not necessary if I'd use a pc headset, but only
if I would want to use a more advanced mic right. For now I'll use
Thanks everyone who shared his thoughts.
I think I'll get myself the M Audio transit. It seems to be an
expensive deck of cards, but it sounds like the quality is good and I
guess it's not easy to achieve that on that scale.
For now I'll stick with my pc-headset (sennheiser), which can operate
Hi all,
I'd like some advice on a USB soundcard. The reason for getting one is
that I'd like to have good quality sound on all the computers I use or
will use. The quality should be good enough to allow speech
recognition. Of course, that is possible to some extend with any
soundcard, but if the
