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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: May 2001
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Well Beam me up Scotty!
Mark, It sounds like you are combining a Mixer and Sound Card. So are you saying that you need more than one input for your recordings? So are you plugging your outboard Device into the audio input on your computer or some other input?
What I was discussing was the ability of a basic Sound Card to handle the full bandwith of the Audio Signal. That would be about 50 to 15K plus or minus 2Db. Circut Designs being able to do that are very easy to build and have been built, Solid State, since the early 60's when Solid State devices started to show up in consumer goods. In fact, I think the 1956 Ford I had had a Transistor in the Radio.
What Big Jim seems to assume that a basic Sound Card can't handle the basic frequency response.
Now what we need here is a little more Latency! I have even designed and built circuts a long time ago. Beam me up Scotty.
Last edited by Ray E. Strode; 10/07/11 03:17 PM.
Ray E. Strode
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