which Sound Card

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I might be opening a studio next year(Just a small one to basicaly
teach myself and fool arounf in what would be a good sound card for my
P.C) in fact what would be a economical vocal mic

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The Delta 44 is an excellent choice. I have one in new condition (in
box with all materials) I was going to put on E-bay. If interested let
me know.

max

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"SoundsLikeEntertainment" <brawley_j@hotmail.com> wrote in message ...

> I might be opening a studio next year...


I think you may have a terminology problem. ;-)

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SoundsLikeEntertainment wrote:

> What do you mean a terminology problem

When ppl talk of 'opening a studio' it normally refers to a commercial
outfit - as in 'opening for trade' - not a bedroom / back room setup.

Graham

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"SoundsLikeEntertainment" <brawley_j@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:1124436949.178631.118480@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
> It is going to be a commercial outfit its just that I am not going to
> be the engineer (I am into live sound) I am just paying for it I have
> yet to employ the engineer and architects etc for design. I was just
> looking for a bit of info before i spend all my money.


How much is "all my money"?

Entertainment... If you're worried about a sound card and an "economical"
vocal mic, but you're opening a commercial studio, planning to hire a staff
and pay for acoustical design... I was still right. ;-) Let's set priorities....

With your "economical" vocal mic and "good" PC sound card, how many
tracks you would be planning on having the ability to record simultaneously
with your new "commercial outfit" ? What would the main thrust of your
outfit be... custom music projects? Demos? Voiceovers? Arranging?

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In article <1124436949.178631.118480@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com> brawley_j@hotmail.com writes:

> It is going to be a commercial outfit its just that I am not going to
> be the engineer (I am into live sound) I am just paying for it I have
> yet to employ the engineer and architects etc for design. I was just
> looking for a bit of info before i spend all my money.

Well, after you spend the money on architecture and design, the cost
of a sound card is going to be chump change. I'd start by interviewing
engineers. When you find one, or a few, who you'd like to work with,
get their input on both design and equipment selection. Your cart is
way ahead of your horse at this point.


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