btw, what kind of card slot we have these days? my SC is still using the old PCI u know
sound card for musician desktop
sound card for musician desktop
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Jan 14 2009, 01:40 PM, updated 17y ago
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i'm using a SB 5.1 audigy with kx driver. looks like it's broken now (still investigating though..). pls suggest me a good (but cheap
btw, what kind of card slot we have these days? my SC is still using the old PCI u know |
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Jan 14 2009, 06:12 PM
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cheap as in under RM500
hmm.. most recommendation are for pure musician use. i'm trying to find something of balance. i got a 5.1 pc spk system which i still intend to use. all those external interface normally only have stereo line out/headphone out which are more suitable for monitor type spk & not pc spk. i guess i still gotta look at SB one, i'm afraid. i'm looking at maybe SB PCI-express X-Fi titanium (RM3xx) which said to support low latency ASIO? |
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Jan 14 2009, 07:23 PM
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QUOTE(blacktrix @ Jan 14 2009, 06:19 PM) It seems to me that you want a gaming soundcard then..... as musician's rely on all the different inputs as well as the speed. not really for gaming but more for music/movie playback with occasional music work. my current SB with kx driver seems ok for my needs. for more serious music work (midi keybrd & guitar) i already have a decent audio interface which i use together with my laptop. asus xonar looks good as well & seem to have good support for ASIO. i'll have a look at it. is this easily found in low yat? is the price range similar to SB?I personally don't like Soundblaster any more, because of their whole policy on drivers. Try out the asus Xonar range. Good driver support and decent latency as well. |
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Jan 14 2009, 07:58 PM
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yeah i did use ASIO4ALL on my SB before. but after i found out about kx driver, i use it instead. it got it's own ASIO driver
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Jan 15 2009, 06:40 AM
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i agree with all yr points here. as i said i already hv a USB audio interface for serious music making on a laptop. i'll look at some of the SB card & asus xonar which support ASIO. i think i should be fine with either brands, for lite music making (hopefully)
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