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| G`Dave |
All i have to go on is the specifications listed on the site. And more the price I've seen many other external cards that have more impressive stats than that.
I wouldn't know about the drivers, but that said, any drivers can be ported to another card with a little coding. |
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| Nyquist_Theorem |
| quote: | Originally posted by reemo
Will do you a fantastic price, email me :) Unless you had something else in mind? |
back off, creep - he's got his own dedicated sales team! :p |
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| Nyquist_Theorem |
| quote: | Originally posted by G`Dave
All i have to go on is the specifications listed on the site. And more the price I've seen many other external cards that have more impressive stats than that.
I wouldn't know about the drivers, but that said, any drivers can be ported to another card with a little coding. |
are you kidding? :wtf: :confused: :removeseyeswithafork: we're talking about cards with dedicated DSP hardware - you're not going to port drivers for a motorola-based card to a crystal-based card, for example. Having gone through four years of ASIO-driver hell as a beta tester for Terratec (EWS64XL) I'm pretty sure its not just 'a bit of coding' to get driver x to work with hardware-based audio card B. (or, as we tried to do at one point, a CardD+. bad pun, i know.)
Are you saying you know a product four times as good as an m-audio firewire for half the price (its not a soundcard its an external IO box)? or four times as good as the echo indigo for half the price, while still being PCMCIA-based with two discrete stereo pairs?
and which specs are you referring to that are less than 'way more than you'd need' - especially considering that the entire dance music industry is based around a platform with ~45db dynamic range on a good day with less than ~20db channel separation and a frequency response curve that wanders its way from 20hz to ~18khz with all the linearity of the great ocean road....
very interested to hear your recommendations.
(Novation X-Station and an M-Audio Revo here)
sorry for thread jihad. ableton good. |
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| Sly_Guy |
| quote: | Originally posted by ô§§|E
yeah there are plans, not sure when though, either way u can just convert your MP3 files to .WAV files and load em into ableton, its not hard trust me :) |
Oh I know it's not hard. But running all my .mp3's thru a converter is a bitch in itself, and that most online purchased music comes in .mp3 format. Plus, it'll take up loads more HD space. I guess I could do the conversion in real-time, but then I could run the risk of overwhleming my processor and getting choppy sound, or not being able to save my settings for beatmatching and such.
Meh, I'm new to DJing and I plan on sticking with it for a good while, I have time to wait for it to become .mp3 compatible.
I'm reading about it on the website now and I'm loving some of the possibilites now tho, a pretty unique and valuable tool. |
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| marsh |
| quote: | Originally posted by sezzy
this thread has "marsh" written all over it.
you're in your prime aren't you babe |
Thanks for reading!! I'm impressed, there's hope for you yet to become a geek!! It all starts somewhere.... :toothless |
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