purplebaby
I've been using atomix since it's relaease as virtual dj and it's proved an excellent tool for playing out live at parties. But having to lug around a big PC, monitor and all the other crap needed makes it a pain. I'd love to set up a laptop just for this purpose but I'd want to run it so I can just plug it into a mixer from two soundcards and get the same quality I'd get from PC setup or decks. Does anyone know of a way you could set up two soundcards in a laptop or would a 3d soundcard do the job. (I think the sony laptops have 3d sound).
If anyone has some ideas on this I'd love to know.
thanks purplebaby
One other thing.. how can you get two soundblaster lives running at the same time?
If anyone has some ideas on this I'd love to know.
thanks purplebaby
One other thing.. how can you get two soundblaster lives running at the same time?
Mensajes Sat 23 Jun 01 @ 11:20 pm
djskeet
I think this thing could be very interseting for laptop users : 4 (!) stereo out channels, 2 stereo in channels, all on usb
http://www.emagic.de/english/products/hardware/emi26.html
but i haven't tried it yet, so if anyone has more information or knows this thing works with atomix, let met know
http://www.emagic.de/english/products/hardware/emi26.html
but i haven't tried it yet, so if anyone has more information or knows this thing works with atomix, let met know
Mensajes Sun 24 Jun 01 @ 12:06 pm
djskeet
correction : SIX channels out
Mensajes Sun 24 Jun 01 @ 12:07 pm
atomix_adamsc75
Does anyone know how much this EMI2|6 costs and if it works with Atomix? It looks really good, just what Ive been looking for.
Adam
Adam
Mensajes Sat 07 Jul 01 @ 5:07 pm
Most laptops already have an integrated soundcard with a single stereo output and also have PCMCIA expansion slots. You can simply buy a PCMCIA sound card(which shouldn't be too expensive) and you're ready to go.
Zandai
Zandai
Mensajes Fri 24 Aug 01 @ 4:37 am