What is a good PCIe Sound Card for use with Cakewalk and for recording? I noticed that all the cards available (and all of the motherboards available) support PCIe x1. I thought there might be x4 or x8 options out there for better bandwidth but no, Anyway, advice would be appreciated. TIA.
RME HDSPe AIO http://www.rme-audio.de/en_products_hdspe_aio.php#6 it retails around 510 Euros over here... I've been using HDSP 9632's for a long time.. and I'm looking for an excuse to buy the PCIe version - which is the HDSPe AIO Rock-steady - set and forget - and there's very good customer support and web forum.... DJB "Slo" <> wrote in message news:... > What is a good PCIe Sound Card for use with Cakewalk and for > recording? I noticed that all the cards available (and all of the > motherboards available) support PCIe x1. I thought there might > be x4 or x8 options out there for better bandwidth but no, > > Anyway, advice would be appreciated. TIA.
On Oct 24, 2:55 am, "D.J.B" <djb _at_ 12semitones.com> wrote: > RME HDSPe AIO > > http://www.rme-audio.de/en_products_hdspe_aio.php#6 > > it retails around 510 Euros over here... > > I've been using HDSP 9632's for a long time.. and I'm looking for > an excuse to buy the PCIe version - which is the HDSPe AIO > > Rock-steady - set and forget - and there's very good customer > support and web forum.... > > DJB > > "Slo" <> wrote in message > > news:... > > > > > What is a good PCIe Sound Card for use with Cakewalk and for > > recording? I noticed that all the cards available (and all of the > > motherboards available) support PCIe x1. I thought there might > > be x4 or x8 options out there for better bandwidth but no, > > > Anyway, advice would be appreciated. TIA.- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - Thanks! Their website helped me track down a dealer a stone's throw away from me and I vaguely know the owner of the shop.
