turtlebeach taiti

[Geeman]

I have a fostex fd-4. I want to transfer the data from the fd-4 onto a gateway 2000,p166, 2.4gig hd, 64-bit ram. I've been told that I can do this provided I have a good souncard. I have an sb16 at the moment I was recommended to get a turtlebeach taiti so far I haven't been able to find one anywhere. Does anyone know where I can get one? I live in Ireland so online addresses with international shipping would be very useful.
thanks, Geeman.

 

[Emeric]

http://www.voyetra-turtle-beach.com/site/product_menus/audio_hardware.asp#sc

This is their current product line up, appears the Tahiti is disco'd.

Many other cards in this price range may meet your needs. The SBLive! is a fairly decent card. Check out some of the M-Audio cards as well, they have a new 2 input card out. Think it's called audiophile or something like that.

 

[Geeman]

Thanks Emeric I already checked it out. What about yamaha souncards? I'm pretty sceptical about being able to mix on the gateway. The last time asked about p.c. recording I was told I needed an extremely fast p.c. and tons of r.a.m. . I was planning on mixing the stuff with programs like cakewalk is it possible to do with the gateway?

 

[Emeric]

Depends what you want to do. Your system spec's should allow you to mix 4 tracks at a time, but not use real time effects (or at least not many). You can apply them non-destructively though. I use to get away with 10 tracks on a Cyrix 686MX, "200MHz" so your Intel P166 should blow that out of the water!