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Windows XP: two sound cards?
two sound cards?
by schlicktaco - 2/15/05 5:23 AMcan i use my onboard audio in addition to my pci soundcard?
Probably
by Yew Anchors - 2/15/05 5:37 AM In reply to: two sound cards? by schlicktacoYou'd have to have programs that let you specifically set which sound card driver they use to use the non-primary.
I just don't really understand why you'd want to bother. I can only come up with a single possible use for such a thing, and I can come up with a dozen or so better methods for doing that.
can you give me the dozen
by schlicktaco - 2/15/05 5:43 AM In reply to: Probably by Yew Anchorshey seriously..im asking this because i want two whole chanels to be recorded one for mic and the other for an acoustic guitar which must use a mic input... i dont have a pickup otherwise i could just patch right into lineinput..
I'd like to know too!
by monkeyhouse - 12/29/06 4:46 PM In reply to: can you give me the dozen by schlicktacoI know this is a really old thread, but I'd like to know the answer to this too.
While Windows only supports 1 card, there are...
by R. Proffitt
- 12/29/06 5:22 PM
In reply to: I'd like to know too! by monkeyhouse
Cards like this one.
http://www.m-audio.com/index.php?do=products.list&ID=pciinterfaces
You'll find 10 channels in and out...
Bob
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