Hi.

I have been looking around for a mic to plug into my laptop for some basic recording. I am looking at an SP B1 at the moment. However, my problem is, I assume that the mic has one of those big plugs where my laptop only has a small input. Is there some way I could plug this into my laptop?

Thanks.

i wanna get a laptop as a desktop replacement to run Pro Tools 002 rack. any suggestions? i dont really know laptops that well... :?
please help...

Hello,

Until now, I have been tracking to a Mackie hard disk recorder (SDR) and then dumping all the tracks onto my computer for editing/mixing, but I have decided that this process is too inefficient and am going to sell the recorder and record straight to the computer. So now i need an audio interface, but I'm having problems finding any that will suit my needs and price range.

Hi there,
new to this forum, I searched this kind of topic before posting but did not find anything, so here we go.

A few months ago I bought a Digital Audio Wave 8799 laptop. It's a P4 3.4 gHz, 1 gig of ram, the works. It cost a pretty penny and is supposedly designed for audio.

Hey everyone. I really need to find out the answer before I buy Gigstudio. Here is my set-up:

Mbox
Toshiba Satellite- P4
External 180g WD Firwire Hardrive
M-Audio Midisport

Hello everyone,

Hello,

I would like to record guitars/vocals on my laptop and am after suggestions for suitable soundcards & software, and anything else I might need, the cheaper the better (£500 max).

I'm about to pop for a new laptop and USB interface, and want to be able to play Reason synths live with MIDI. A 2.8GHz Pentium 4 is plenty fast but runs hot and has a short battery life (1.5 hrs or so). A 1.7 GHz Pentium M is about as fast for business apps, runs cooler and claims 3-5hr battery.