thanks for the input
as the man said, it may not be pro studio but it will work for him.
Well as for me, I have the new 24 bit Soundblaster that comes with a new Dell computer. I did not realize it would only have one 1/8" input. But I am told that IS stereo and should be read as two tracks in a recording program. Does anyone know if that is true?
It also has a firewire port, will that do me any good if I am looking to record 2 to 4 tracks at the same time? I have never had firewire so not sure how it works.
But now I have other questions. I got the 24 bit card so I could use Pro Tools Free, because I want the option of taking a multi track song into a pro as one file and have it come up as multi track studio (everyone uses Pro Tools here in NYC). If I use something other than Pro Tools I have to export each track as a wav and then put it back together on site.
So ok, lets assume I do not use Pro Tools. Will the 24 Bit technology work with the other recording software out there like Sonar and Cubase for PC etc?
And as for this Delta 44, I go through the two preamps on the mackie board to it. Does this have its own sound card?
What do people think about me gutting my old P3 600 with Win98, installing the 24 bit interface in it to use with Pro Tools Free and just using my XP PC for everything else? Any major issues with recording on a P3 600 using 24-bit technology?
Thanks a LOT!