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Diffusion
Future Astrophysicist
For recording vocals... the M-Audio Delta 1010lt, M-Audio Audiophile 2496, or the M-Audio Audiophile 192?
therage!
Wicked Machine
I think the Audiophile 192 uses better converters than the other two.
But I would be more concerned with preamps, microphones, the room, monitoring etc...than which of them three cards. Just my 2 cents thrown in.
But I would be more concerned with preamps, microphones, the room, monitoring etc...than which of them three cards. Just my 2 cents thrown in.
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Diffusion
Future Astrophysicist
Thanks... any other opinions?
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flashbazbo
New member
best audio card?
I purchased an RME fireface and really like it. It set up with no problems including updating the drivers and software. Best features are the internal routing capability........worth a significant extra right there. Works well with my cubase SL3. No problems!....yet.
I purchased an RME fireface and really like it. It set up with no problems including updating the drivers and software. Best features are the internal routing capability........worth a significant extra right there. Works well with my cubase SL3. No problems!....yet.
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brzilian
New member
Diffusion said:
You're set up is only as good as the weakest link in your audio chain. As therage says, focus on all the equipment rather than one single thing.
Crap in=crap out. You can't polish a turd.
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Diffusion
Future Astrophysicist
I understand when you say your set up is only as good as the weakest link in your audio chain... thats exactly why im upgrading my equipment... and the soundcard just so happens to be one of them... does anyone else know any good soundcards in case i dont choose one of these?
minofifa
New member
what is your current soundcard?
It really depends on how much you want to spend. If you only need one input, the audiophilie 192 may be a good choice. If you want to spend more there's RME and MOTU. If you really wanna spend more, there's lynx (i have heard awsome things from these cards).
If you wanna go even a further step up, i think you can get standalone A/D converters. Some, such apox, are really high quality and cost a lot. I don' t know much about them as they are way out of my price range. To use these, i would think that you would need equally nice preamps, mics etc.
It really depends on how much you want to spend. If you only need one input, the audiophilie 192 may be a good choice. If you want to spend more there's RME and MOTU. If you really wanna spend more, there's lynx (i have heard awsome things from these cards).
If you wanna go even a further step up, i think you can get standalone A/D converters. Some, such apox, are really high quality and cost a lot. I don' t know much about them as they are way out of my price range. To use these, i would think that you would need equally nice preamps, mics etc.
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Diffusion
Future Astrophysicist
currently all i have is... *lowers head in shame*... the soundcard that my PC came with.. id be willing to spend up to $200
minofifa
New member
with a $200 budget, the audiophilie is probably the way to do. you may also want to check out the 0404 by e-mu
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Diffusion
Future Astrophysicist
i was told to stay away from anything e-mu haha...
fraserhutch
Flypaper for freaks
Diffusion said:
The emu 1820m is doing great for me on one of my production machines. Better convertors too.
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Diffusion
Future Astrophysicist
yea but the 1820m isnt exactly in my price range..
fraserhutch
Flypaper for freaks
True, but there are cheaper models with the same convertors.Diffusion said: