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28 Aug 2005
(All prices reffered to are street prices)
Hey, I'm just starting out and have a 3 part question: I have an M-Audio O-Zone and am not too thrilled with it; no master volume, no endless knobs, weak pre-amp . I want to start recording vocals and wouldn't trust the built-in preamp. So: 1) I want to get a good interface and am leaning towards the Focusrite Saffire: onboard DSP, 4-ins, 8 outs. Up to 192 kHz sampling rate. Is this a wise choice? My budget would be $400 USD for the interface. Other options are the Presonus Firebox or the E-Mu 1616. What do you think? 2) What would you recommend as far as a midi controller to replace my O-Zone? I like the endless knobs on the Alesis Photon x25. It seems like this would be ideal for performing live efficiently, I use Reason 2.5 (upgrading to 3 soon) and am probably getting Live within the next months too. But…I have heard many good things about Novation controllers, as well as Edirol's, which are paper thin, a plus for portability. I just want a stable, efficient controller with endless knobs if possible, audio interface not necessary. Budget for Controller is $300. Anything crappy about the Alesis? Let me know, what do you think? 3) I'm looking to get a decent mic for vocals under $250, I've read many good things about the Røde NT1-A and the Audio-Technica 3035, and I am slightly interested in the Electro-Voice Cardinal but can't really find any reviews on it. Any other mics I should be aware of in this price range? Thanks in advance for your time!
2 Mar 2004
Hi, I've read about people turning images and other grahics into sound somehow. Does anyone have any information about this?
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