What's a good entry level converter for DAW?

celebritymusic · 11th February 2006

Hi

I have a LynxOne card, and although it sounds pretty good, I was wondering if I should bother getting a dedicated converter. I am recording my first album at home.

If so, what converter is good that doesn't bust the budget up too much? Will there be a noticable difference, or am I getting to precious here?

Thanks!

Shaun

OVERNIGHT · 11th February 2006

Far as I know the Lynx stuff is pretty good stuff. You'd have to spend a pretty penny to do alot better. How much dough you got? How many channels do you need?

11th February 2006	#1
celebritymusic Gear addict Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: AUSTRALIA Posts: 397 Thread Starter	What's a good entry level converter for DAW? Hi I have a LynxOne card, and although it sounds pretty good, I was wondering if I should bother getting a dedicated converter. I am recording my first album at home. If so, what converter is good that doesn't bust the budget up too much? Will there be a noticable difference, or am I getting to precious here? Thanks! Shaun __________________ http://www.pa-hire.net.au - wedding sound system specialists - Sydney, Wollongong, Illawarra, South Coast NSW, AUSTRALIA

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11th February 2006	#2
OVERNIGHT Gear addict Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 437	Far as I know the Lynx stuff is pretty good stuff. You'd have to spend a pretty penny to do alot better. How much dough you got? How many channels do you need?