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Small question that I didn't really know where to ask. I listen to a lot of music and dabble in ableton on my pc and currently have my sennheiser hd555 connected directly to my onboard audio. The audio isn't as loud as I would like it to be so I'm looking to fix that. Is a FiiO E6 something that would improve that?
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To be honest I'd only really be using the output on it as I don't have anything to connect to it besides an axiom 49 which I currently have hooked up through usb. Though the issue you listed with headphone amps makes sense and it would be good to avoid that. I guess I'll just try and grab one of these http://www.ebay.com/itm/Avid-M-Audi...=item4aca9e296a unless there is a better route to go for mostly music listening.
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So I want to get into drumming and currently have an old Xbox ion drum rocker. Are the pads on this pretty good, in which just geting a different "brain" would make it comparable to say an alesis nitro, or should I just splurg and get the nitro (and maybe the mesh?) Mostly would be used for yarg and ezdrummer.
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Thanks for the info! Yes, yarg(yet another rhythm game) is like clone hero but more rockband like and more active development. I actually have the rockband pro stratacaster guitar too, but that thing is a bitch to play. So I'll probably do what you said but use that as I don't own an Xbox 360 anymore and just a series x. I do know a little bit of python, and actually did write a script to convert the inputs to midi out with velocity as all the current rb2midi programs I found didn't have working velocity. I think it's due to Microsoft updating their controller drivers which made it lose support. There is a lot of ghost hits however it you use Max force, so I'll need to add a debounce. Any info that you have that would help would be much appreciated though!
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