Computer Interconnections Part III (Wired for Sound)

Posted by on 09/15 at 03:14 PM Permalink

Early PC sounds were limited to beeps and boops, which made for some pretty boring games, and if you wanted to listen to music, you had a separate cassette deck to play your tapes. Now even laptop computers can play CD music in stereo, games come in surround sound and we do our music recording, organizing and playback on our computers. Here are some tips on how to connect all those pieces of a computer audio system together to get clear and satisfying sound.

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    Posted by mary canter  on  08/22  at  07:02 AM

  1. My playback on my computer sounds like everyone has inhaled a whole bunch of hielium. I thought it was my old speakers, so I bought new, and still have the same problem.  It’s definately in the computer somewhere. Please HELP!!

    2. Posted by fred  on  04/11  at  04:47 AM

  2. how can you run a computer into an external amplifier, which runs through to sets of speakers throughout the house?

    3. Posted by peter  on  05/09  at  02:14 AM

  3. what to do if the system sound system is not recorginising power DVD CDs

    4. Posted by Steve  on  09/14  at  10:18 AM

  4. I bought a pair of powered Altec-Lansing computer speakers and don’t exactly where they go.
    The back of the computer has 3 holes to connect to--They are colored..One has a microphone logo:
    One has a Green color and the other has a Blue color.
    Don’t know what is In or Out..

    5. Posted by Sanjay Yadav  on  03/14  at  09:31 PM

  5. I have a DELL XPS-1330 which came a Vista. I have a shifted to a Windows XP and lost sound later. I have tried installing all the possible drivers but in vain...Plz help!

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