video on UB-003 5.1 USB sound card.

easy, this is a video showing you something that a bought last week (actually I filmed this video before Christmas) and just wanted to do a video on it.
the reason being is because I was very surprised because it was better than I thought, I was expecting it to be a load of rubbish.

so if you are interested I did get it from maplin, but there are other places you can get it from, like ebay and amozon ect.

link for maplin:
http://www.maplin.co.uk/5.1-usb-multimedia-sound-card-97120


link for amazon:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Gstar-Multimedia-Sound-Solution-UB-003/dp/B0023AMN7I/...

I found other websites selling it for like £10 - 11, just google gstar usb sound card.
the tunes (in order of how you her them)

enzyme black - a definition of garage.

enzyme black - 9-teez (yo hands up)

inner city - big fun.




hope you enjyed this video and thank you for watching.

nice one!!!

Category:

Science & Technology

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• sound
• card
• ubs
• audio
• interface
• timecode
• gstar
• 5.1
• surround
• channel
• viperfrank

[ForeTrees]

so using this sound card you are able to connect both vinyl turntables and the mixer into it? may i ask what types of cables your using. i was going to buy the audio dj 6 from Native instruments but don't seem to want to spend the money. but sweet deal with this thing

[spartanbruno]

Looool

[viperfrank]

@indianchipmunk2 Its about the same as the original UCA200, but it has the optical and headphone out as well ,essential if your using it for pod casting or something.

In fact the original 200 has the same circuit board, just some of the components are not present.

so the UCA 200 was kind of a beta test on Behringers part.

they are good though, and for the money you pay for them its very good value and with good sound quality and good low latency performance

nice one!!!

[viperfrank]

@indianchipmunk2 Its about the same as the original UCA200, but it has the optical and headphone out as well ,essential if your using it for pod casting or something.

In fact the original 200 has the same circuit board, just some of the components are not present.

so the UCA 200 was kind of a beta test on Behringers part.

they are good though, and for the money you pay for them its very good value and with good sound quality and good low latency performance

nice one!!!

[viperfrank]

@indianchipmunk2 Its about the same as the original UCA200, but it has the optical and headphone out as well ,essential if your using it for pod casting or something.

In fact the original 200 has the same circuit board, just some of the components are not present.

so the UCA 200 was kind of a beta test on Behringers part.

they are good though, and for the money you pay for them its very good value and with good sound quality and good low latency performance

nice one!!!

[indianchipmunk2]

@viperfrank whats your opinion on the new behringer uca222s?

[viperfrank]

@indianchipmunk2 I will say the Behringer UCA interfaces are good value for money, and I have noticed the latency is very low on them. and you will notice that they work really well with ASIO4ALL.

thanks for your comment.

nice one!!!

[indianchipmunk2]

@viperfrank thanks for telling me. looks like that im going to have to buy the behringers :( since my onboard laptop soundcard has a lot of latency on its mic inputs.

[viperfrank]

@indianchipmunk2 I used the line input, and the line input on the on-board sound card, but I used both outputs from the UB-003.

thanks for your comment.

nice one!!!

[indianchipmunk2]

then, how were you using both of the decks for timecode?