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USB Digital Conversion
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A clean recording, without interference, hum, and other unwanted noise, is a primary objective for any home recording setup. One of the components of your computer that is most likely to add noise is the sound card. A USB analog-to-digital converter effectively replaces your sound card and converts your analog source (microphone or mixer) into high-quality digital audio that your computer can use immediately.
As with microphones, USB devices come in a variety of prices and capabilities. For most voiceover work, a basic USB converter (also known as a USB Mic Pre-amp) will be more than you’ll ever need.
Recommendations:
- MicPort Pro for use with a laptop or when you need to make any mic a USB mic. This unit has volume controls for both record level into the computer and for headphone monitoring.
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- Alesis Multi-mix 8 for a home studio where you need excellent headphone monitoring. The USB-2 version will provide a faster data transfer rate and less latency (delay) if overdubbing tracks.
- Icicle is similar to MicPort Pro except that is does not have a built-in headphone monitor.
- Mobil-Pre for use with an external mixer or for use with a microphone when you are using the headphone monitor on your computer or the mixer. This unit works great but has a weak headphone monitor amp.
- M-Box for protools on a Mac. Not recommended for PC as this device will work best with Protools software.
- Tascam 122 if you also need MIDI control. If you don’t know what MIDI is, or you don’t need MIDI control, this unit will be more than what you need.
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