 Using Cubase - Audio, Audio Cards? |
 Sat 11 Oct 2003, 16:37
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I am a newbie with Audio and I need to know if I need an Audio Card and if so, what kind does anyone recommend? I recently purchased the Studio Case (Cubase SE) and I am a little more familiar with the MIDI portion of it. Now I'd like to explore the Audio side. I have a 1GHz PowerPC G4 that only boots in OSX. It is a single processor. Is the Audio Card for better MIDI also?
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 15:30
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QUOTE (aquaman @ Oct 11 2003, 16:48) I am pretty new to this but I can tell you what I use. My sound card is an Audiophile USB by M-Audio. It has audio and midi in/out, 24 bit, and 96kHz sampling rate, with drivers for OSX. It's pretty good bang for your buck at ~$200 at online music stores. one thing about the Audiophile - check with M-Audio if this will indeed work with a G5, there's been some incompatabilities with older PCI cards and the G5's new PCI-X slots.  he could also look into a USB-2 or even better Firewire solution to audio in/out with Cubase. |
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gfclef Using Cubase - Audio Sat 11 Oct 2003, 16:37
aquaman I am pretty new to this but I can tell you what I ... Sat 11 Oct 2003, 17:48 gfclef Do you have to have it? What does it do for you? Sun 12 Oct 2003, 01:41 aquaman If you are not doing audio in/out and you already ... Sun 12 Oct 2003, 18:16 gfclef Thanks for replying. I'd like to do vocals eve... Mon 13 Oct 2003, 00:11 aquaman I can only speak of the sound card I have, the Aud... Mon 13 Oct 2003, 15:56 Synthetic you only need audio card if you plan on bringing e... Mon 13 Oct 2003, 16:28
gfclef Thanks for your input and help, guys. A light bulb... Tue 14 Oct 2003, 02:56 |
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