1.M Audio Audiophile 24/96

2.Echo Mia

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Thanks! I'll look into both of those.

I second M-Audio. Look at the Delta 44 also. Hell, look at all the cards.

May I jump in ...

here is the tray

Can I get a take on this? What does the part about wdm drivers in windows really amount to? I am less than knowledged to my satisfaction regarding the driver thing ...wdm, asio and what each might mean for various systems or if their utility in certain setups might be better or worse than in some , and which was which , etc, or anything regarding this about wdm... are they useful over asio in some situations I take it?, or what might this mean?
thankyou

BladeSG wrote: 1.M Audio Audiophile 24/96

2.Echo Mia

8)

I was going to mention those two, but in a reverse order.

1. ECHO MIA

They do have the same AKM converters but Echo are notorious for their stable and hassle free drivers.

Re: May I jump in ...

Jbon wrote: http://www.midiware…

Can I get a take on this? What does the part about wdm drivers in windows really amount to? I am less than knowledged to my satisfaction regarding the driver thing ...wdm, asio and what each might mean for various systems or if their utility in certain setups might be better or worse than in some , and which was which , etc, or anything regarding this about wdm... are they useful over asio in some situations I take it?, or what might this mean?
thankyou

ASIO drivers are generally used for VST host applications like Steinberg Nuendo & Cubase SX and Emagic Logic. WDM is more applicable to Cakewalk Sonar. I have had very little to do with Sonar, but if I remember right you can use ASIO for this too.

thank you how about another question..whats the"R" Bus?
http://www.zzounds.com/item--ROLSI24

talking about sound cards again.. how about the RME HDSP 9652?

i have to buy myself one as well for the studio and this came out on top of the recommendations list from the vendor!