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magichj
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Waveterminal 192M Good or Not?
I'm plunging into this digital recording thing and converting my "All Purpose PC" into a Primary DAW and secondary all purpose type of deal. I've been doing a lot of research for a sound card (interface) that I can plug my gear into. I've posted this question in the "Gear" BBS, but just saw this one and thought it worth a shot. Has anyone used the WT 192M before? If so what are your thoughts? I'm kind of going small budget (Setting the whole thing up for just under a 1k), so I thought this would be my best bet. But, I'm starting to wonder. The WT192M has the phantom power I'd need for a good condenser mic, but it is all 1/4" plugs. Is this going to be a problem?
Also, while I'm at it, I'm planning on getting Sonar 3.0 Studio Ed. for the software, and I was told that at the start a nice pair of headphones would do ok for monitors (till I can afford some). Going to spend roughly $250 on a mic (not shure [pun intended] which yet). My PC is a 2.4 GHZ Dell with 512 of 1900DDR Ram. Currently has a Turtle Beach Santa Cruz Sound card, but I'll replace that with whatever interface Card I buy. Anyway, I'm just a newb trying to get a leg up. Wanting to record a bunch of music I wrote (Guitar, Vocals, Keyboard, Drums, Accoustic Guitar), so looking for a good affordable way to do it. I'll check back for post throughout the day. Thanks.
I'm plunging into this digital recording thing and converting my "All Purpose PC" into a Primary DAW and secondary all purpose type of deal. I've been doing a lot of research for a sound card (interface) that I can plug my gear into. I've posted this question in the "Gear" BBS, but just saw this one and thought it worth a shot. Has anyone used the WT 192M before? If so what are your thoughts? I'm kind of going small budget (Setting the whole thing up for just under a 1k), so I thought this would be my best bet. But, I'm starting to wonder. The WT192M has the phantom power I'd need for a good condenser mic, but it is all 1/4" plugs. Is this going to be a problem?
Also, while I'm at it, I'm planning on getting Sonar 3.0 Studio Ed. for the software, and I was told that at the start a nice pair of headphones would do ok for monitors (till I can afford some). Going to spend roughly $250 on a mic (not shure [pun intended] which yet). My PC is a 2.4 GHZ Dell with 512 of 1900DDR Ram. Currently has a Turtle Beach Santa Cruz Sound card, but I'll replace that with whatever interface Card I buy. Anyway, I'm just a newb trying to get a leg up. Wanting to record a bunch of music I wrote (Guitar, Vocals, Keyboard, Drums, Accoustic Guitar), so looking for a good affordable way to do it. I'll check back for post throughout the day. Thanks.
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