Only 5.1, limited to 24/96Khz in/out, combined mic/line inputs. The only thing it has going for it is the headphone amp. Still not good enough for any kind of real audio production.
Only 5.1, limited to 24/96Khz in/out, combined mic/line inputs. The only thing it has going for it is the headphone amp. Still not good enough for any kind of real audio production.
I'll reevaluate then, it's not like I'm going to be running my recording stuff through the sound card directly I guess, since right now I have a USB interface...I'll see if I can find a mobo that's cheaper with more SATA 6.0/USB 3.0 ports.
I'll reevaluate then, it's not like I'm going to be running my recording stuff through the sound card directly I guess, since right now I have a USB interface...I'll see if I can find a mobo that's cheaper with more SATA 6.0/USB 3.0 ports.
A few days ago I was accepted for an AmEx Gold, so today I paid off my bills for the next two months and this month and bought an image processor for a DLP TV I have so I can fix it during spring break.
This spring break I also plan on going to the beach and a casino
If you're a student, try to go for the Capital One Journey card (and if you haven't had a credit card before, since these cards are for those building credit)
M-Audio is a great brand indeed, the USB interface I'm using is AVID which is the same company.
On second thought I think I'm just going to hang on building a new machine. I barely use my main computer right now as it is since I don't seem to have any time anymore so there's not much of a point. I'll look into it later. Bleh.