"Samuel A. Richard" <saboin@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:74gs401u2hqp445db4r0rjs5274b82ad1j@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> On Mon, 8 Mar 2004 22:55:33 -0800, "msi" <msi@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
> >Thank you for the info. I would like a mic to hook to pc without
anything
> >else since i don't really have money for this nor am i into it enough
to
> >justify any real cost.
> >Is this something I could use directly to pc or do I need a preamp?
>
>http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/sid=040301094927067126020144790219/g=ho
me/search/d=tp?q=mxl990
> >My sound card is the SoundBlaster Audigy Platinum and it's got a front
piece
> >to plug into as well as the card itself in the back. There is a spot
for
the
> >mic and a volume knob on the front for it as well.
> >
>
> For what you want to do, there is no need for an external preamp.
> There is already a preamp built into your soundcard. Just plug into
> the mic input.
>
>
> --
> Samuel A. Richard
Cool, so I can get any mic and plug it into the front of the case which is
that 5 and a quarter inch sound card input device thingy , I don't know
what
they call it. Is that what that is though with the volume knob? you plug
the
mic into it and there's a volume knob , is that the pre amp?
What can that be good for?
Is Sound Forge 7 any good? I hear it can record and maybe I could use it
for
recording me and like ripping a song from an audio cd and maybe using
Sound
Forge 7 to do this?
Is there anyway to mute or lower the voice from a song from a cd? I know
of
stuff that will let you mute all mono sounds, but that isn't good for just
voices.
Also does anyone know of any Reason like app to make music with? Not just
reason, but anything else which would allow me to use my keyboard to make
sounds? i'm talking a normal typing keyboard not a USB music one or the
kind
you buy for $500 and up. Just a normal computer keyboard that I'd like to
use to push buttons and then the software could make the sounds.
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