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Old November 3rd, 2006, 08:05 PM
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I have been using an external Extigy since the beginning. I don't use it because it is better but because I can run two outputs from my computer to my mixer. I am using a rackmount computer. I use the External Extigy for my music (BPM) and the internal card for Hoster which at this time must use the default card. I set my default sound card setting to the internal card for Hoster. The External Extigy is a USB sound card but as the previous post said has more options. They are options that I don't use such as remote control and extra cabeling options(optical, digital etc.) There are also equalizer settting etc.through the software that comes with the card. I do not use them (set them all to flat) because if you don't you can overload the input on your mixer (especially if you are inserting to an external equalizer) and will get distortion. If you are happy with your internal card and only need the one output because you run your music software and hoster software on the same sound card then don't buy one because I do not think it will make you sound better per se. I do however like having separate inputs to my mixer. Hope this helps.

gpayne
Hoster uses the default soundcard but you can change the default soundcard through Windows allowing (through a round about way) you to pick and choose the card Hoster uses.

I use an external usb soundblaster card.

Sam
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