Thanks! Well, since I'm not going to record anything in a really pro level, I think I could consider it a good choice regarding its cost...? Is that noise floor something that would really bother my (or someone's) ears? I don't think so... I don't need the internal synthesizer for MIDI recordings, but I'd like to use it for games and eventual stuff like that. Does that board support the drivers for games and stuff, so that I don't need to install another sound board like a Sound Blaster or something? Don't you have any problems regarding the use of audio and MIDI (external port) interface at same time? And the most imporant, does Dman PCI work with Logic? Thank you for your help! Cleber São Paulo, Brazil -----Mensagem original----- De: Col Bernau [mailto:colbee@...] Enviada em: Terça-feira, 1 de Fevereiro de 2000 03:21 Para: logic-users@onelist.com Assunto: Re: [LUG] Dman PCI From: Col Bernau <colbee@...> Cleber Caldas wrote: > > From: "Cleber Caldas" <ccaldas@...> > > Hello, > > Does anyone have any experience with Dman PCI and Logic? Any comments? > I have Logic 3.0 and I'm thinking about buying Dman PCI because it has audio > (18-bit) and MIDI (an internal synthesizer plus an external MIDI port). > > Thanks! The Dman PCI is fair, but the noise floor is much higher than the specs - between -54db and -66db, depending on whether you use DC offset. Nowhere near their stated -80db. Internal midisynth is average quality. Easy installation, though. -- __ __ __ ___ ___ ___ _ _ __ _ _ / _) / ( ) ( ,) ( _) ( ,) ( ( ) ( ) ( )( ) ( (_ ( () ) )(__ ) , )_) ) ) ( /__ )()( __) __/ (____) (___/ (___) (_)_)(_)_)(_)(_) __/ G U I T A R I S T colbee@... Unsubscribe: mail to logic-users-unsubscribe@onelist.com