360/monitor sound solution?. yesterday i bought a 360 pro and a copy of GTA IV. i've played a little on the TV in my living room, but i'm planning on running the system off of my monitor, which supports DVI input. i run the 360 signal into my monitor via a...

Sound solutions for a multimedia system. I'm starting to get my ducks in a row regarding a new gaming, DVD and music-playback, and hopefully DVR-capable PC, and I'm curious what sort of options I have for sound. My space is very limited here, so I assume I...

rip out whatever fan comes with the card and replace it with a "quiet" aftermarket solution. Sound Card: Not a priority for me right now (depending on on-board solution) but I want to keep it in mind. I want a motherboard that can handle at least 2xSLI...

monitor you can get sound and video in just one cable like you can. R600 HAS A secret weapon, an internal sound card. This is the one thing that Nvidia's G8x can't match, other than HDCP on dual-link HDMI. The ATI sound implementation is not GPGPU code....

that's SPL)....so I'd like to put a limiter on them after the power amp stage to hard limit the signal at a certain dBV ....I don't need any fancy compression or ADSR type functions, it doesn't even need to sound good when the limiter is ON as long as it's...

card because on board sound chips are perfectly capable for listening to music and DVD sound. Gamers would require higher end sound processors for multichannel surround sound. 2) If you have a newer ASIC sound chip on your motherboard and you're not a heavy...

good speakers only put out good sound if the source is good, and vice-versa. If the plan is to do it one at a time that is fine... as long as you plan to upgrade both eventually then high-end speakers on a dumpy sound card are fine for a temporary solution....

the problem (in my opinion) is coming from the string players needing a lot of monitor signal to hear themselves over the more traditional "rock" instruments. All of that monitor sound is making it into the house. We don't have a sound guy, and that's...

2) Why that's not apparent when monitoring Have you tried analyzing the frequency spectrum of your mixes, and comparing it with other recordings you think sound OK? It seems to me that the problem may be the monitors; they may have a wide resonance...