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dim. 2 mai 2004, 04:50
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You can record with anything you want so long as it ouputs a digital signal and has the hardware connections to match your computer. It's not necessary to have an all in one unit that also does the computer end. Obviously the USB or Firewire hardware is already on the computer to bring that sound in. That only leaves you needing something to convert the samples to wave forms. I've been using Amadeus for years. It is an inexpensive wave form editor that can manipulate (trim, amplify, nomalize etc.) audio and save it in a ton of different formats. It is share ware and is about $25 or $35 I think. The guy that runs it has given me at least 6 free upgrades including the OSX version. These days, it's hard to beat a deal like that. I think his name is Martin Hairer. If you do a search for Amadeus and his name you should be able to find him easily enough.
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