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[One-Way]

The one I was interested in, I just found out, is around $100. I'm guessing that's the average price for one - I've never bought one. Damn. I just need a good computer, a better soundcard, and hopefully a new mic.

Then, maybe, I'll stop whining every day.

[One-Way]

I'm going to fully-restore my computer today.

I'll talk to everybody in a few days.. Hopefully.

[TomServo]

I'm going to fully-restore my computer today.

I'll talk to everybody in a few days.. Hopefully.

Roger and out.

[Anonymouse]

Deutschland Uber Alles!

[ddd]

The one I was interested in, I just found out, is around $100. I'm guessing that's the average price for one - I've never bought one. Damn. I just need a good computer, a better soundcard, and hopefully a new mic.

Then, maybe, I'll stop whining every day.

Professional ones will obviously be more expensive, but the average price of a consumer sound card is much cheaper. What sound card are you looking at?

[1womanARMY]

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[1womanARMY]

cat swallows -penny!

[Lamb Boy]

I have a computer question..

First of all, I have a crappy computer. I do all of my recording and mixing on this computer, and I really need a new one, but I just can't buy one right now. I'm pretty sure the sound card in this computer sucks, so I was thinking.. Can I just buy a new sound card and pop it in? Or would I need a new computer and a new sound card?

Don't go cheap is my advice with one of those "high-end" ( ) Sound Blaster cards or the, what is it an Audigy or whatever. Like I told Wino in the post about ... crap I can't remember ... ended w/Sip and I debating some trivial digital audio concepts. N E Way what I was getting at is this ... cards that are actually IN your computer suck ... period. Electricity is soo hella noisy that professionals on stage or in the studio never cross power and audio cables when the run them out. Now take a look at your internal sound card, cry, and then notice how completely unprotected the components are to all the elements ... most notably the big honkin power supply. So in a nutshell that's about maybe 10% of the reasons available to avoid internal sound cards.

Now I suggest this ... external USB powered meaning if you had a laptop w/you then you also have a mobile recording rig ...

Digidesign~ProTools MBox2 ...

Totally worth the money impo

Don't buy some cheap crap man seriously or if you take what you do seriously. I think you do so I'll leave you with this Cheap crap ain't good and good crap ain't cheap. Especially w/studio equipment ... even if it's only for a project studio! You'll just end up replacing all the crappy equipment ten times over justifying the cost of better equipment at the end of the day.

[One-Way]

^ I got lost, so what do you suggest I do? Get a new soundcard, right? Lol.

[One-Way]

Professional ones will obviously be more expensive, but the average price of a consumer sound card is much cheaper. What sound card are you looking at?

Creative Audigy2 ZS.

The new dell computers come with something just like it.