Do you have a suggestion as to what audio interface to get?
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I know it works with logic, main stage and garage band! Just depends on how much you want to spend.
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Are you asking about to connect something to a DAW through a computer? If I am responding correctly, I use an M-Audio Fast Track. http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2401602,00.asp If I can answer better or if you are asking for something else/more, let me know!
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First of all, I'm not familiar with those units that you mentioned above. But I can most definitely say that i use the Audio box interface with my mac mini and all my Logic plugs ins, and it works beautifully. Prior to this unit, I had the MOTU ultra interface which had a lot of glitches at a cost of $600 plus dollars and a lot of headaches as well. But the audio box sells for $100.00, and I think that it does handle vocals as well. So give it a try. Frank
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Also, if what you want to do is hook up a studio-quality microphone to your computer (rather than mix several audio inputs in realtime) you're better off with a dedicated mike preamp like the Art Tube Studio and a USB sound card (cheap ones are fine).
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If you want to take the astro mix amp + pc headset route, i'd recommend the Senn pc360. That seems to be agreed on as the best combo for quality surround sound. Pricey though. Honestly, save money and get the u320's. You'll be happy with the sound.
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Well, speakers are the custom choice, you need to know what do you like and how they should sound...I'm using Polk Audio Monitor 200.
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The Behringer UC202 is an excellent option for sound through USB, it also allows you to plug in external recording devices (cassettes, record players, etc) that have RCA cords and convert to digital audio files
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What Brent said. Or get a audio interface. And connect them via 1/4" trs and USB. If your using these to make music I recommend the interface option as you'll want that for the sound card inside and it takes a load off your computer
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I would advise getting a small sound board and an interface and hook these up to them
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Audio out on any system will work. You may need a spliter. One into two. Pretty cool.
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I use a $79 pair of iHome speakers with an iPod dock - a few years old, but the system sounds great. You could also buy something like a Focus 2.1 system with a subwoofer and two speakers for $500 if you're looking for higher quality.
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I've noted that it's possible to purchase an interface device (intended for mikes) which works with the AV port. Somewhat pricey, of course.
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Try Creative or Asus they have a range of prices. I will recommend a card starting at 40 or 50 dollars to get a decent quality sound.
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No interface needed - I have it connected directly to my laptop and sounds awesome...
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I would suggest for you to buy a small sound interface to use the speaker with a keyboard! :)
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No, if you need digital audio inputs, look into the 550HSD or 575HSD. Much larger, so they may not be in your budget/space requirements.
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Speakers are probably a good idea, depending on what you use it for. The internal ones are decent, but not the best. As far as which ones are compatible, I'm not sure. I run mine through a stereo, which has worked well for me with my set-up.
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As with all audio software, you need a digital audio interface. You can use the built in audio device in the the computer, however, the built in type usually are not good enough for most applications.