[musictlk] [Perform-talk] Audio Interfaces

[brother Timothy Clark]

i greet you all in the precious name of our lord and saviour, jesus christ. 
 i recommend a Presonus audio box. 
 their 2by2 is 100 dollars. it’s got MIDI in and out and a plug to plug headphones so no stupid delay. 
 further more should you have speakers, you can plug those in as well. 
 the jacks on the front are combo which means you can plug either a guitar or an XLR cable into them. the jacks will recognise both. 
 at this point in time i will be sending you a link to the interface once i’m able to find it. 
 stay tuned for my next email.
peace be with you
Brother Timothy Clark 
  
   
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On Kislev 14, 5775 AM, at 10:03, Marion Gwizdala via Perform-talk <perform-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:

> Dear All,
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>                I have asked Santa for an audio interface for Christmas.
> Now, Santa is not a very tech-type person, especially when it comes to such
> things as recording gear, so I thought I would ask you for some
> recommendations. I am currently running Windows 7 and Audacity. My style is
> very simple: acoustic guitar and vocals. Though I might record with someone
> else from time-to-time, most of my recordings will be done one at a time. In
> other words, I will record only one - maybe two - tracks at a time. I am
> considering a four channel interface, but a two channel would suffice. I am
> currently using an analog mixer into my line-in jack. 
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> The issues I wish to resolve with this gear is the latency I am experiencing
> when I overdub and the analog hiss. To avoid the need to get a new sound
> card, I would prefer a USB input rather than fire wire. Santa's budget for
> this gear is between $200 - 300. Sam Ash has a two-channel interface for
> $100, but I'm not sure of the brand at the time of this writing. Any input
> and suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
> 
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> 
> Fraternally your,
> 
> Marion Gwizdala
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