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![]() Newbie Group: Members Posts: 3 Joined: 20-Jan 05 From: Collegedale - US Member No.: 58,810 ![]() |
I am looking for a little basic information as I am beginning to set up my G4 Powerbook as a portable recording studio. Here are my parameters:
1) I want to record one stereo channel in very high quality. (I will be recording pipe organs in the Netherlands, for possible CD release). 2) I would like to use phantom mics, but am open to debate. 3) I would like to keep my equipment to a minimum so I am as mobile as possible. 4) no audio plug-ins or effects are needed. I am thinking that I can probably use the installed GarageBand, but I have my doubts about my sound card. Do I need to upgrade? What external hardware do I need besides mics and a stand? (Remember I'm only recording one stereo channel). Thanks for the help. |
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![]() Newbie Group: Members Posts: 7 Joined: 20-Dec 04 From: Downsville - US Member No.: 56,937 ![]() |
The one reason I was interested in a Cardbus solution is low latency. And I mentioned this item because you mentioned you only wanted to record one stereo channel, and the Echo card solves the problem of using the PowerBook's noisy built-in audio. Did you read the reviews? If I could afford it, I'd go with RME's Multiface outboard unit with Cardbus interface. There are lots of USB solutions out there, but from what I understand, latency will always be a problem. Firewire is the better option.
But the UA25 looks like a lot of bang for the buck. Maybe someone will comment on the latency issue. MrModern |
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