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overtoe
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I'm going to buy an audio interface next week, it's for my laptop which is, apart from the crappy soundcard, perfect for my intentions (Huge VST libraries and recording). I've invested in some sm57's for my guitar recording and vocals...
I'm just wondering whether I should get a Toneport UX2 for around £115 or for an extra £15 get the Lexicon Omega studio? I basically want something that'll COMPLETELY replace my internal sound (due to the latency with realtime playing and overall Realtek crappiness) and also let me plug in mics for recording to eliminate my mixing desk.
I'm going to be recording a full band and vocals, I just think for the price the Omega looks a lot better and seems to have more features than the Toneport which looks more like it's mainly made for guitar hobbyists. I don't want any of the presets built into it... at least I think I don't, as I think these could be recreated using plugins.
I also want to use effects like guitar rig in realtime though which is why I want to get rid of the latency but overall I'll be using it for recording and hopefully getting a professional sound. I have all the mics and stuff so basically what do you guys think I should go with? Toneport or Omega?
Thanks!
I'm just wondering whether I should get a Toneport UX2 for around £115 or for an extra £15 get the Lexicon Omega studio? I basically want something that'll COMPLETELY replace my internal sound (due to the latency with realtime playing and overall Realtek crappiness) and also let me plug in mics for recording to eliminate my mixing desk.
I'm going to be recording a full band and vocals, I just think for the price the Omega looks a lot better and seems to have more features than the Toneport which looks more like it's mainly made for guitar hobbyists. I don't want any of the presets built into it... at least I think I don't, as I think these could be recreated using plugins.
I also want to use effects like guitar rig in realtime though which is why I want to get rid of the latency but overall I'll be using it for recording and hopefully getting a professional sound. I have all the mics and stuff so basically what do you guys think I should go with? Toneport or Omega?
Thanks!
