Hello,
My experience is partly similar to what Charles mentioned: an external
soundcard can be much better in S/R ratio (both Brownian noise of the
preamp and specific frequencies produced by power supply). I would not say
that noise is less noticeable in live performance though - on the
Brian: I comment between lines:
El 09/08/13 09:42, Brian Fay escribió:
Is there a specific type of microphone you will be using? I've seen
some videos of Beardyman recently using some type of hands-free
lavalier microphone.
I will use my wireless VHF SHURE microphone (I know it is old). The
Charles, as I answer to Brian, I paste the same about the soundcard
/I will buy the cheap soundcard (ARS $200). I understand what you say,
but it has some benefits://
//
//- I care the notebook audio-out jack. USB is more resistent for
pluging and unpluging. I (this) summer, I work in a park
El 08/08/13 17:50, Charles Z Henry escribió:
Hi Mario
The number one reason for having an external sound card is noise
isolation. The card's proximity to the power supply and motherboard
are bad for EM noise. Also, a computer power supply and a good audio
power supply for recording have
Is there a specific type of microphone you will be using? I've seen some
videos of Beardyman recently using some type of hands-free lavalier
microphone.
This and other condenser microphones require Phantom Power, which is
provided by many audio interfaces and mixers but generally not built in to
On Fri, Aug 9, 2013 at 6:28 AM, Mario Mey mario...@gmail.com wrote:
El 08/08/13 17:50, Charles Z Henry escribió:
Hi Mario
The number one reason for having an external sound card is noise
isolation. The card's proximity to the power supply and motherboard are
bad for EM noise. Also, a
I'm using my integrated soundcard:
00:14.2 Audio device: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI SBx00 Azalia
(Intel HDA) (rev 40).
I know that Pd is processing on CPU and I don't need more than 2 inputs
and 2 outputs channels. So... I think that there's no need to buy an
external one.
Is
Hi Mario
The number one reason for having an external sound card is noise
isolation. The card's proximity to the power supply and motherboard are
bad for EM noise. Also, a computer power supply and a good audio power
supply for recording have much the same relationship--there's more noise in
