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travis16vp
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What is the best soundcard i can get for 100 bucks?
frank_1
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Don't know for $100, but if you have $80 extra dollars then you can get the Audiophile which is awsome for the price!
I bet you can get it much cheaper on ebay...
Audiophile At MarsMusic
I bet you can get it much cheaper on ebay...
Audiophile At MarsMusic
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travis16vp
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What about the turtle beach santa cruz? is it ok?
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brzilian
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travis16vp said:
It all depends what you want to use it for.
Unless you pay a premium, don't expect to get a clean recording signal or low latency with software synths (DXi or VST)
Gidge
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the Santa Cruz is an awesome card for the price (ive seen them regularly at Comp USA for $50 on sale)....one of the best sounding consumer type cards out there.....
of course it is a step down from cards such as the Audiophile mentioned, but you will get your monies worth......you can get a decently clean recording with it, with the proper input (mics,preamps,etc).......
of course it is a step down from cards such as the Audiophile mentioned, but you will get your monies worth......you can get a decently clean recording with it, with the proper input (mics,preamps,etc).......
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travis16vp
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Are there any good soundcards from the other brands for the same price? in case i don't find the santa cruz.
Gidge
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brzilian
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Gidge said:
Yeah, its kind of outdated. There are pleanty of other factors to be considered (WDM/ASIO driver availability for one).
If you use Cakewalk products, this is a good start:
http://www.cakewalk.com/Tips/audiohw.asp
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travis16vp
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I'm gonna be using it with cubasis vst software. Is it better than Creative soundblaster live?