"TH" wrote in message
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all i have to say is ,go to any studio or talk to anybody that REALLY
knows
what they are talking about
i don't care what specs say on this,they suck for recording.quality is
just
not there

I'm curious if you have personal, direct knowledge of scientific analysis of
the relevant factors related to the subject at hand, beyond "yo dude,
everybody says so..."? Have you ever actually made a recording with one of
the cards the op referred to?

in recording and tell them you have a
soundblaster card or something from that company and your starting a
studio
hahahaha

I don't think he said anything about starting a studio. Obviously a
two-input card wouldn't be appropriate for a working studio, but they were
talking about capabilities in general.

i work in a musicstore that is fairly big and i get so many people that
buy
these then they come and complain to me on why their recording is noisy or
of poor quality.

Wowzers, a real music store? Do you get to wear a snazzy logo tee-shirt and
everything? And we all know the typical counter jockey at the local music
mega-mart is renowned for being a walking compendium of dependable,
comprehensive information, uninfluenced by anything other than getting the
right product to the consumer.

And certainly their "poor quality recordings" couldn't have anything to do
with their skills. Elsewhere in the thread I see where someone was
complaining about the card when it turns out they were just in the wrong
recording mode to do what they wanted to do.