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ChadRap127
10-04-2006, 08:05 PM
Looking to find a better solution then the Behringer mixer. Im looking for thatsome that i could use to record guitar, and vocals to my computer (Adobe Audition). Also looking for a good vocal mic. (NOT PRO!) But something thats not crap.

Thanks!

PLease provide links if you can, and prices!
snow1868
10-04-2006, 08:39 PM
Try a Creative X-Fi Elite Pro or X-Fi Xtreme Music sound card. The Elite Pro comes with an I/O box that you can plug guitars and mic equipment into. They range around $399 to $499. Also, try looking into some E-MU products.

us.creative.com
www.emu.com
ChadRap127
10-04-2006, 08:44 PM
What about mobile preamps, firewire, or USB, i heard those own soundcards.
snow1868
10-04-2006, 08:50 PM
Look into the E-MU products. They are specifically designed for what you are trying to do. I work for Creative and I know that the X-Fi cards are the shit, and a little more friendly priced. The E-MU products can range around $700. If you use USB, you can loose some of the quality and the recording could lag. Just trowing some ideas out there for ya.
ChadRap127
10-04-2006, 08:57 PM
Look into the E-MU products. They are specifically designed for what you are trying to do. I work for Creative and I know that the X-Fi cards are the shit, and a little more friendly priced. The E-MU products can range around $700. If you use USB, you can loose some of the quality and the recording could lag. Just trowing some ideas out there for ya.

Thanks man, not looking to spend a ton though, im not doing this professional or anything, just for fun. Looking at this.. http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/MAudio-FireWire-Solo-Mobile-Audio-Interface?sku=701364
onemanguitarban
10-05-2006, 02:20 PM
Look into the E-MU products. They are specifically designed for what you are trying to do. I work for Creative and I know that the X-Fi cards are the shit, and a little more friendly priced. The E-MU products can range around $700. If you use USB, you can loose some of the quality and the recording could lag. Just trowing some ideas out there for ya.

Good lord....if you work for Creative you seem to have no idea how much their E-MU line actually costs.