What kind of audio card or integrated audio does this laptop have since I like to record sound?
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I haven't received my unit yet. I'm anxious to find out if it has a separate microphone jack so I can use Dragon speech-to-text software. If not I'm going to send it back. Specs are inadequate on the Lenovo site.
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There is no one simple answer. First I would look to any support forums for the software you are using it with. I assume a DAW. When you say computer sound card, that might be the main trouble. You should always be using a dedicated audio interface not a standard sound card that comes with your average off the shelf computer. Daniel G. is right in that your audio buffer size is a good place to tweak. But go find a support community for the program(s) you are using the keyboard with.
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No. This motherboard doesn't need a sound card. Why pay so much if it didn't have quality sound lol
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I honestly don't know. I have several audio cards and have never bothered to use any of their digital features. I bought this card only because my onboard audio failed and I needed something to use in place of it. Sorry.
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If you want to record your voice you need to purchase Mic with connection to computer with the USB CONNECTIONYOUR COMPUTER NEEDS TO HAVE GOOD SOUND CARD OTHERWISE YOU NEED TO HAVE M-AUDIO
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This is just an amplifier so you can use it with or without a DAC. your laptop has a DAC in it which it will call a "sound card" but, for all intents and purposes the words "DAC" and "sound card" mean the same thing. I use a Macbook Air running straight into mine and it sounds great. When I also use a high end USB DAC (a Simaudio D500), it sounds incredible but that starts running into a lot of money.What I would recommend, though, is that you get the Ocean Mini version of the amp. It's about $20 more than the V1 and it's a pure tube amplifier rather than just a tube pre-amp with solid state amplification. This is just an amplifier so you can use it with or without a DAC. your laptop has a DAC in it which it will call a "sound card" but, for all intents and purposes the words "DAC" and "sound card" mean the same thing. I use a Macbook Air running straight into mine and it sounds great. When I also use a high end USB DAC (a Simaudio D500), it sounds incredible but that starts running into a lot of money.What I would recommend, though, is that you get the Ocean Mini version of the amp. It's about $20 more than the V1 and it's a pure tube amplifier... » Read More This is just an amplifier so you can use it with or without a DAC. your laptop has a DAC in it which it will call a "sound card" but, for all intents and purposes the words "DAC" and "sound card" mean the same thing. I use a Macbook Air running straight into mine and it sounds great. When I also use a high end USB DAC (a Simaudio D500), it sounds incredible but that starts running into a lot of money.What I would recommend, though, is that you get the Ocean Mini version of the amp. It's about $20 more than the V1 and it's a pure tube amplifier rather than just a tube pre-amp with solid state amplification. « Show Less
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Your voice recorder and laptop are probably 3.5 not 2.5. The 2.5 will not accept a standard headphone jack which is 3.5
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Sorry. Shouldn't need a sound card. Depending on your system config. What OS are you running?
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Assuming you are recording from the adapter, it sounds like the input to the audio programs you are using is not set to the USB audio source.
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You only need the focusrite box, a 25ft Xlr audio cable and a usb cable. The sound should be clean unless your pc laptop generate hum.
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Are you talking about recording in stereo via microphone? If so, you have the wrong card. This only records in mono. If recording from an auxiliary input, you can record in stereo via the auxiliary input (same connector but it will detect the impedence difference and switch to stereo).If you are talking about editing in stereo, no problem. But for recording from a sound system in stereo you should use StarTech 7.1 USB External Sound Card. It does a very good job. There is a little line noise, but it cleans up very easily without quality degredation.
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There should be one. Look at SND CARD specs. Goto control panel and check properties for that card. There may be one included with the speaker set, knowing Creative Labs. My old set came with one included. Suggest you put the question to Creative, along with your sound card specs.
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take the card and plug it in the computer and see if it has sound on the computer in the camera it has no sound or extremely poor sound but take the card and plug in my computer and i have great sound make sure there is no clear tape over the mic on camera and make sure the setting on camera are not set on mute
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This sound card connects to laptop with USB. You can also use your headphones. I never tried microphone. But It should be compatible.
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You want a sound interface to connect this to a PC and to input instruments - I use this one - Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 USB Recording Audio Interface
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Both of those should work. Just be careful because they both have Bluetooth built in and if you already have Bluetooth in the laptop you'll have to disable either the onboard Bluetooth or the Bluetooth in the card to prevent any potential interference.
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What you are asking... You can probably already do this with out a special audio interface. Simply enable stereo mix on your existing sound card, and record with Audacity.If you can't enable stereo mix (after searching google, there are a few interfaces that don't support it), you can get Virtual Audio Cable and use that instead.Honestly, if you don't need to connect to high quality microphones and reference near field monitors, there are plenty of less expensive (or even free) solutions.