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An Affordable Pro-Quality Sound Card?

Posted by ryuzaki0 on

TFGeditor asks: "The company I work for is launching a pre-recorded radio program. I will be working with other staff (all in remote locations) to create the sound clips and then cobbling the show together (mixing). I will also interface with the co-host at a remote studio over the net via uber-broadband connection, producing our portion of the show as if we were in the same studio interacting with each other. What is the best sound card for the money (PC/XP) for this type of application?"

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  1. Re:Your output is no better than the weakest link by sr180 · · Score: 0, Offtopic
    To answer the original question, I think the M-Audio Audiophile 24/96 is one of the best consumer audio cards on the market (so long as you're not looking for a ton of I/O).

    I must concur with this. The M-Audio card mentioned is excellent. We use it for professional recording and it performs well.

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