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Alright. Im working with a Behringer UB1204-PRO (YEA RIGHT!) mixer right now, a stock sound card, and pair of KRK Rokits. I was wondering on how to set these up so that I can record a track, but as I'm recording, hear the track on the speakers and also hear any previously recorded tracks if there are any.

Hi you all,
I am considering upgrading from a G4 to G5 (which one is to be discussed later...), so my Audiomedia III will be have to be dropped except if I chose a G5 1.8.
My questions are, at this time:
1/ which card do you think is the best (rapidity, least latency, sound quality). Within a reasonable price range (200 to 300 $) for a home studio.

hello everyone,

when connecting the output of a MONO device (guitar/di box etc) ie a 1/4" mono jack plug to the 1/8" stereo 'line in' of a sound card is the mono signal wired so as to 'split' it between the 2 stereo channels or is it just fed into 1 channel leaving the other 'open'?

I am currently operating on Windows XP Home; AMD Athlon XP 2200 1.8G Processor 512M Ram and currently have a crappy Aureal Vortex 1500.

I am recording with Cakewalk Home Studio 2004 XL. Mainly recording pop and dance music.

I want to upgrade to a midrange pro audio sound card and most likely the processor too.

Any suggestions? Thanks!

I was wondering if I can hook a pair of monitors up to my regular soundblaster sound card. The monitors I am interested in are the KRK RP5 Rokit Powered Monitors. Also, would I buy two powered speakers or how would I go upon this and what would I need for cabling to monitors from the computer? Thanks

Sorry to bring up the tired soundcard discussion. But... see I stopped building a studio, but now I have time and cashflow to build up again.

First thing I need though is a new soundcard.

My plan is to make beats for r&b, rap type music, and maybe even record a rock group. I don't know. I'll definitely record vocals, and use midi.

I am running Cool Edit Pro 2.0 right now and I want to get a sound card with about 8 ins. I was wondering if all cards will run on all programs or if I have to get a certain card that will work with Cool Edit. Anyone know? Thanks!

Could anyone give me some examples of cheap sound cards with one analog stereo input?

The quality is not a problem, it will be voice recordings.

Thanks

I'm very new to computer recording. Im using Cubase SX, and when i try to record/monitor vocals or my guitar i have horrible latency problems. So i figure i need to get a decent soundcard. From what i've read i was thinking about the Terratec DX6, but i don't really need the multimedia aspects of it.