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isaacbomb

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28. June 2009 @ 22:16

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I need help finding compatible hardware to make a fairly decent home audio recording system ive been using my laptop mic and adobe audition and my music is evolving past this basic audio editing software

i havent purchased any hard ware but can you help me find some items that are compatible im going to be traveling alot so most of it needs to be portable i can buy seperate components because my home audio set up needs to be better

I will be purchasing a new laptop to go along with this
i was thinking an custom order alienware laptop might be good for this

but if there is a different type of computer with a better set up then that please tell me.

thanks.

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Isaac r lol

KillerBug

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3. July 2009 @ 11:37

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Alienware might be overkill if you are not planning on playing any games. There are lots of great freeware/open source audio editors around, and most should run just fine on a used cheap-o laptop. Your main concerns should be with audio input/output...most laptops are rather lacking in this area. A good USB audio device can make up for this, and even allow more inputs and outputs to connect to equipment.

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isaacbomb

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5. July 2009 @ 17:52

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i see the only games i would be playing are warcraft startcraft 1 & 2 and maplestory
so overkill might be righ tim just looking for better audio quality

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Isaac r lol

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