[BC] Computer based audio

[JYRussell@academicplanet.com]

Yeah... in 1996 we went with one of the early dalet systems.   At that time 
Digigram had a few different soundcards, IIRC we got the cheapest at 3500$, 
a single unbal. audio in and out pair per card..  The top of the line at 
that time from them was 11k, but had 8 audio in/out pairs (which could all 
run concurrently), in toth analog and digital formats... It hasn't missed a 
beaat in years, however, it was a pain to set up...
Jason
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From: "Ron Cole" <rondcole at gmail.com>
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The last PC Audio system for a radio station I built I use Audio Science.  I
really like them.
I receltley have had good luck with MAudio equipment, they make USB and
Firewire audio boxes.
I also noticed that some production boards are now coming with USB or
Firewire interfaces  that give you 2 or more audio channels to the PC.
Thangs sure have changed since the first PC Audio Editors, which shock were
15-16 years ago. 1990.

Ron

On 2/16/06, JYRussell at academicplanet.com <jyrussell at academicplanet.com>
wrote:
>
> One of the other small units I'd like to try is that neat little blue unit
> LPB ( *I think*) had hit the market a few years ago.  Seems like it had 4
> or
> six channels, with the mix-minus built in the thing was a fairly loud blue
> color...
>
>    Really looked like a slick unit (for more $$ of course)
> Jason
> >
> > I'd say so. In  a studio with an Autogram 6 channel, I needed to mix
> some
> > stuff to send down a codec for sports. Used another of the 6 channel
> > ones. When it's not in use for sports, the jocks tend to twiddle the
> > knobs and sliders since it's on the counter top. So far it's held up!
>
>
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