A good sound card for at home recording

Hi... The problem with sound cards, is that what card you need all depends on precisely what you intend to use it for - i.e. what do you need to record? etc.

There are lots of different cards at various prices all offering different capabilities - from basic 2-in/2-out expansion cards, to 8-in/8-out cards with external rack-mounts (with varying prices too...). (I use an Edirol Da2496 - and haven't had an real problems with it...).

For websites... Try here first:

http://www.cdrecordingsoftware.com/card_compare.html

Of course the one thing pictures and text can't tell you - is how they sound - only your ears can do that...

(And there are probably newer cards that don't appear on the chart)

Hope this helps...

'Stupidity is an often fatal disease' - R. A. Heinlein<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by KeillRandor on 12/23/03 12:51 PM.</EM></FONT></P>