Best Sound Card allowing for 3 mic ins?
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Not a clue. But your avatar is ace.
937815
buy a sounds card isntall the cd rum software and put it in the soudn card slot it will either be agp or pci format and the unscrew port and attach speakers into it and you are set you will need screw drivers
850477
any large retail store like a department store that sells any kind of computer stuff should have some in stock.  I know in the states a LOT of people use an online store called Newegg.com.  I don't know if it delivers there but they have pretty decent prices if they do.  All sound cards are easy to install as they are all installed the same way and come with instructions on how to do it.  I would personally look for on from Creative Labs called the X-Fi Xtreme music.  It may not be the cheapest but it's come down a LOT in price and it's really versitile (gaming, music, music editing and such) and has some of the best sound and features possible.  I can almost guarantee you that it will have better prices online than in a store.
1008013
Xp support all sound cards but you have to have it's driver for xp\nand at this sit thay give a free drivers for old things www.opendrivers.com
455910
best bet...\ndownload winamp 5  at http://winamp.com/\ntons of shoutcast stations to choose from, all great quality.
356109
for sound card you can visit\n\nhttp://driversguide.com\n\nlogin: temp512\npassword: temp512
281358
Yes you can have onboard sound and another sound card without conflicts. I know because I have my computer set like that. You just need to go to Sounds in control panel and pick which one you want to use. I have a TV tuner\ncard that requires a cord that will only fit on my onboard sound. My sound card did not have a plug for the cord. So I run the TV tuner off of the motherboard sound and the rest off the sound card. Also you could pick something like using your motherboard for the microphone and the sound card for the outpout.
81324
you dont need any particular hardware for that purpose, your sound card should be fine. \nThen you require stream recorders which you can try downloading from http://www.download.com\n==x==
338835
Go to the manufacturer of the sound cards website and download the drivers for your soundcard.
778711
WOW, i am also a fan of Adobe audition and have used it for sound mixing and dubbing of a DV movie.\nFirst of all, u need a decent sound card, (i had Creative sound blaster). And , u said it right, headset mic produces noise which when reduced produces distortion.. I used a low noise and highly directional Mic fromSony (i am sry i dont remember the exact model). However if u are going to make a professional music , i think u sud search some models with high sensitvity, and for brand Sony is the best.
766513
first you need a source thats surround to get true surround sound ... then if you want to keep the channels seperated i think you would use the ac3 codec but im not to sure really ... it is mostly going to be a hardware settup to get the music to play out of all the speakers ... run it through a multi-channel reciever and it should devide it up for you ....
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what i have:\ndell 3000\naudiophile 192 pci card\nprotools m-powered software\nyamaha 10-2 mixer \nvarious speakers\n\nit works great, you just have to know how and have time to use it all.
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try to put the sound card in other pci slots and check.(you should be having atleast 3(white ones not the single dark brown)\n\nit it doesnt work, clean the slots from dust using a vaccumm clearner and plug it in again. \n\nand finally enter bios setup  and disable the onboard sound.
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I think you'll need to buy a sound card that supports 5.1 technology. Have a look at http://www.dabs.com for more details.\n\nHope this Helps!
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Sound cards vary depending on their quality. They also vary in price by how many channels they support, I.E. Some only support 5.1 surround, and others can handle 7.1. They generally vary in price from $50 - $200.\n\nNewEgg has great deals on computer hardware. I recommend buying from them, and you can browse through their products and read reviews of people who have purchased them.\n\nhttp://www.newegg.com/ProductSort/Category.asp?Category=36
39959
Winamp and Shoutcast work well for me, but a lot of people are fond of Sam3.  Can't go wrong with either or, but Winamp and Shoutcast are FREE!
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If your sound card only accepts mono you will need to upgrade the card. Try this program first. It will automatically detect your sound cards capabilities and configure itself for maximum performance:\nhttp://www.soundrecorder.net/