durdeesmurdee
Ok I've decided to stick with what I have. Which is:
2 pioneer 800mkII
1 djm400
1 mpd24
Here's the thing. I'm really looking into using to 4deck options more. My question is this; who's using 4deck with timecode and what sound cards are you using? I'm leaning more towards the ns6 but if I can go time I'd be good.
2 pioneer 800mkII
1 djm400
1 mpd24
Here's the thing. I'm really looking into using to 4deck options more. My question is this; who's using 4deck with timecode and what sound cards are you using? I'm leaning more towards the ns6 but if I can go time I'd be good.
geposted Sat 21 Jan 12 @ 6:45 pm
EO4593
If you using a desktop, the best your money can buy is an E-Mu 1820m ... it have 8 in and 8 out 120dB S/N, 120 dB dynamic range (but 18 in and 20 out with the digital I/Os), but it uses a PCI card .... it is around 150 USD on e-bay or craigslist..... I used it with some programs, and it is a great card.... I wish it would be more usable with laptops... (I already found a Mini PCI-e to (flexible) PCI riser card, so it is possible to connect it some DIY way...)
geposted Sun 22 Jan 12 @ 3:18 am
durdeesmurdee
I use a laptop. Is there not a usb version of a simular sound card.
geposted Sun 22 Jan 12 @ 3:02 pm
EO4593
nope, there is no USB version..... but if your laptop have a mini pci-e slot, than you can find (google) a mini pci-e to PCI flexible rieser card for 20 EUR or so.... This is a very underestimated soundcard... the quality of it is the same than the 1000EUR cards... I have one, and I like it ;)
geposted Mon 23 Jan 12 @ 2:12 am