need to buy a basic sound card for home use...

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  1. NRT
    Posts : 378
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1
       #1

    need to buy a basic sound card for home use...


    hi,

    i want to buy a basic (less expensive) sound card....


    basic needs:

    1. want to record line in from my keyboard.
    2. want to play line out from my external amplifier to two speakers.
    3. want to voice chat from front mic port.



    these are my basic needs.... plz suggest one sound card.... :)



    thanks in advance...
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  2. Posts : 1,808
    Windows 7 64b Ultimate
       #2

    Well, I'd like to suggest something... but you are going to have to tell me a bit more on what you want.
    Your current mobo can already do what you've asked me... so apparently you want a better quality than that which your mother board can do already... So what quality do you need? What will the eventual end product be?

    http://downloadmirror.intel.com/1511...02_English.pdf
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  3. NRT
    Posts : 378
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1
    Thread Starter
       #3

    MvdB said:
    Well, I'd like to suggest something... but you are going to have to tell me a bit more on what you want.
    Your current mobo can already do what you've asked me... so apparently you want a better quality than that which your mother board can do already... So what quality do you need? What will the eventual end product be?

    http://downloadmirror.intel.com/1511...02_English.pdf


    thnk u for the reply dear..... can i record linein in win7 ?? i cudn't... and i cudn't get sound in the external speakers... nor, i cudn't able to chat with the front mic plugged in.... these three needs r perfectly working, whn i had winxp...
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  4. NRT
    Posts : 378
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1
    Thread Starter
       #4

    if it works wit my current mobo... wud u plz describe.... :)
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  5. Posts : 1,808
    Windows 7 64b Ultimate
       #5

    That sounds like you haven't gotten into the software part of getting it to work.. yet.
    See, your hardware should be able to do this. I'm not talking about any highlevel quality yet... but, for you to work with higher quality HW (and corresponding software) , you need to understand these basics anyway:

    Try going through some of the tutorials right here on SF:

    Sound Recorder - Open and Use

    "What U Hear" Recording - Enable[2]=Media
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  6. NRT
    Posts : 378
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1
    Thread Starter
       #6

    MvdB said:
    That sounds like you haven't gotten into the software part of getting it to work.. yet.
    See, your hardware should be able to do this. I'm not talking about any highlevel quality yet... but, for you to work with higher quality HW (and corresponding software) , you need to understand these basics anyway:

    Try going through some of the tutorials right here on SF:

    Sound Recorder - Open and Use

    "What U Hear" Recording - Enable[2]=Media


    mmm.... i know the first one.... but im new to the 2nd... thanx a lot....:)

    the next thing is... i've upgraded to audition cs5.5 (ver 4)... in that, whn i play audio, sometimes, the playback cursor is moving... but i cant hear the sound (this problem is not happening every time) so i assume its my board card issue... any help ???
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  7. Posts : 1,808
    Windows 7 64b Ultimate
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    Mmm, I'm not that into Audition. Try the tutorials, if that doesn't help I'll ask an Audtion user, here at SF to help...
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  8. NRT
    Posts : 378
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1
    Thread Starter
       #8

    MvdB said:
    Mmm, I'm not that into Audition. Try the tutorials, if that doesn't help I'll ask an Audtion user, here at SF to help...

    thnk u dear...... much appreciated.... :)
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  9. NRT
    Posts : 378
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1
    Thread Starter
       #9

    MvdB,

    shall i ask u one more question, if i bought a new sound card, can i do those three needs easily (without enabling stereomix, etc) directly by configuring as i do jus like in winxp ??
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  10. Posts : 352
    Windows 7 Pro x64 SP1
       #10

    Your on board card should be fine for normal-quality audio, similarly to XP. Just check your configurations through Control Panel's "Sound," and, if you have separate software that came with your motherboard for it, check that, too. Maybe when you upgraded to 7, that extra software never got reinstalled. I know I have a separate control program for my on board RealTek card. The audio devices will respond to changes from either Control Panel or this other program, but they may not work at all if it isn't installed.
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