computer recording

[Hughesie]

hey guys (and girls)

i was just wondering what you all thought of computer recording interfaces

i am thinking of buying one but not for the use of recording

i want to use it only for it's outputs so i can use it an old laptop that only have a 3.5 headphones jack

here is what i need

stereo 6.5 jacks out and maybe two inputs of the same kind

the best one i have found ( in my price range is the F-CONTROL AUDIO FCA202 by BEHRINGER)

any ideas?

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[JP12687]

Hug,

Can you please clerify what you are looking for?

From the sound of it, you are looking for a good quality sound card, nothing more...

If you are looking for audio, ProTools hardware and software are bassicly considered "industry standard"

Nuendo is a very powerful software suite.

But again, I am unsure what you are looking for...

 

[soundman1024]

If you are looking for a sound card that is probably what to buy. If you are looking for a recording interface that is probably what to buy. Perhaps a Creative Sound Blaster Extigy is what you are looking for? It looks quite a bit more expensive than the Behringer interface you posted, but I would probably buy this over the Behringer. I haven't really looked into the Behringer interface but their gear isn't always the greatest.

 

[AVGuyAndy]

I like my Maudio usb pre.

 

[mbenonis]

M-Audio and MOTU make quality audio interfaces - you might check those out.

 

[soundlight]

Alesis iO|2
I'll probably be getting one of Alesis' bigger iO interfaces soon, to do some basic computer recording stuff. And they come with Cubase LE.

 

[audioslavematt]

I like our Layla Console.

 

[mbandgeek]

Don't the Recording devices have outputs to a computer?

 

[AVGuyAndy]

Well, yes.

 

[Hughesie]

i don't need any recording software i am going to use the computer as a music server i already have a good audio setup with two mixers and speakers, anyway i digress

all i want to do is be able to plug server into the mixer without using the headphone point

i don't need any software

 

[soundlight]

Then what you want is a good quality sound card with either RCA or TR/TRS in's and out's.

 

[AVGuyAndy]

There have been many already mentioned in this thread, why don't you check them out?

 

[Hughesie]

ok then thank you for your help