What kind of sound card hardware I must have to make somegoo

[Guest Schuenck_br]

Hello freak friend´s

 

I need a help,

 

I want to make some somegood fat audiointerface music, so I wanna buy an soundcard hardware, not too expensive not too cheap. I wonder if some one can give some good sound card names for buying?

 

Thanks

[Guest novy]

m-audio audiophile 2496 (http://maudio.net/products/m-audio/audiophile.php) or echo mia (http://echoaudio.com/Products/MiaMIDI/index.php)...

[Guest Omar]

Actually you could get by with an integrated soundcard on the motherboard if u got the right AC'97 CODEC onboard. AD Soundmax for example has full support for 24/96K Sound.

 

If u aim to make tracks in CD quality loads of Regular AC'97 CODEC would suffice. For example on This Motherboard I have now there is a 20-bit Codec. So its dynamic range is probably better than the SNR anyway. The SNR (Signal-to-Noise-Ratio) is probably the biggest problem with onboard sound. It plagues regular soundcards too, but they are designed with this in mind (the good soundcards that is). The LynxTwo is a fine example of how a Soundcard should be made.

 

www.asio2ks.de - Free ASIO driver for all sorts of cards as long as they have a WDM driver (Windows XP drivers are WDM)

 

The best soundcards on a budget are probably M-Audio and Terratec, if u need balanced in/out Echo cards are available. Balanced inputs and outputs are not needed unless u use long cables (long as in really long, not 5meters), or have problem with RFI (Radio-Frequency Interference).

[Guest Scheunck]

thank´s a lot...

[Guest nomolos]

waveterminal 192 L great card.