arsclist Off Topic: Digital Audio Card For Sale

["Doug Pomeroy" <pomeroyaudio@xxxxxxx>]

If anyone is interested, I have a Digital Audio Labs card for sale.
It's never been used (because I never bought a PC).
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Doug Pomeroy   pomeroyaudio@xxxxxxx
Audio Restoration & Remastering Services

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>>From: José Llufrío <llufrio@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
>>To: <ARSCLIST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>>Subject: arsclist RE: Equipment advice for TTU
>>Date: Thu, Jan 17, 2002, 5:00 PM
>>
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>> Hello, Curtis and everybody on the list.
>>
>> Even though it's not my field of expertise, I've been doing some research
>> lately for almost the same purpose.
>>
>> One of the best sound cards for your money is the Digital Audio Labs. Card
>> Deluxe.
>> Check their specs at the web site.
>>
>> I believe ProTools is overkill, originally designed for Mac, and way too
>> expensive for the type of sound recording you probably have. Sonic Foundry's
>> Sound Forge 4.5 should do the trick. There are lots of plug-ins for
>> de-ssing, de-clicking, and general noise removal. It can also provide the
>> compressed audio files for the web.
>>
>> As for storage devices, you don't want to limit your digitizing to 44.1 kHz
>> / 16 bit CD quality. Try to go for higher sampling frequency and bit depth,
>> if your recordings are of a good enough quality. This subject has just been
>> discussed on this list extensively and in depth in the past 3-4 days. In
>> that case it's not CD, but either data tape or hard drives with data files.
>>
>> I cannot offer much advice about the analog tape recorders, but Otari has
>> been mentioned in this list lately as a good quality choice.
>>
>> Just my 2cents worth. I know many, more knowledgeable people, will reply
>> soon.
>>
>> Good luck.
>>
>> José E. Llufrío
>> llufrio@xxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Technical Advisor
>> ICAIC, Cuban Film Institute
>> Havana, Cuba
>>
>>
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