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Original Message 1/7 16-Mar-98 @ 04:22 PM - PCMCIA Sound Cards

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Has anyone heard of the Roland SCP-55 or the TDK DMC9000? They are both supposed to be PCMCIA sound cards. I am trying to decide which is better and if they both over decent synth capabilities. ANy comments?

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Message 2/7 17-Mar-98 @ 10:08 AM - RE: PCMCIA Sound Cards

kilo

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I think the roland one is basically a sound-canvas on a pcmcia card.....the other i dunno....

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Message 3/7 17-Mar-98 @ 10:16 AM - RE: PCMCIA Sound Cards

kilo

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I think the roland one is basically a sound-canvas on a pcmcia card.....the other i dunno....

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Message 4/7 19-Mar-98 @ 09:06 AM - RE: PCMCIA Sound Cards

Clemens.Kurtz

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Hi!

I have the SCP55 installed and is works fine. It sounds
like a Sound Canvas and is easy to install.... but
its no low-cost card :-( Here in Germany you have to
pay about DM 550 (~190 UK pound).

If you don�t really need a PCMCIA soundcard you�ll better
buy an external device (MU80, Sound Canvas, X5/DR, etc.).

Ciao

Clemens

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Message 5/7 19-Mar-98 @ 03:28 PM - RE: PCMCIA Sound Cards

kilo

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agreed...... obviously, a dinky little pcmcia card is gonna cost more as it's more expensive to make, and demand is way lower.... maybe better to get an external soundcanvas or whatever, and run it via a Com port for midi out

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Message 6/7 15-May-98 @ 03:17 AM - RE: PCMCIA Sound Cards

jazzfidwiz

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does anyone know of a PCMCIA sound card with digital in and outs ?

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Message 7/7 12-Jun-98 @ 09:39 PM - RE: PCMCIA Sound Cards

tory1

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RE: PCMCIA Digital I/O's

Don't know of (although still wishing for) a PCMCIA w/ Digital I/O capability. I have been using the Roland SCP-55 PCMCIA card since it's introduction with GREAT results. The funn begins when your sittin in your car with the laptop SCP-55 plugged into the cassette adapter. (Even better if you have direct audio in capability in your vehicle). Its really cool to show real-time automated mixes to friends and business associates. This demo will unleash audio capabilities unexpected from your car audio setup.. Especially when you hit the space bar, instantly stopping playback, and notice the "natural" decay of your tracks.

Added bonus; All of my songs are Quicktime 3.0 compatible, as Apple chose the Sound Canvas sound set as the baseline for developing their soft-engine.

Check it out for yourself at www.torysound.com

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