https://www.amazon.co.uk/Alesis-MultiMix-Four-Channel-Integrated-Effects/dp/B00IPF9DX2
You can get really good USB mixers for less than you paid for those cards.
If your going to analyse reverb and effect then you need a card with multiple
channels as any analysis will fall foul of clock drift o
I'm not sure about the latency since I can't even measure it but I'd
go to USB. Being tied to a PCI(e) slot is an awful nuisance these
days. Many machines have multiple USB busses, try putting the sound
card on a bus without much else if there's a problem. I'm not sure if
your application is clo
Dear alsa users,
We are looking for a replacement card for PCI(e) audio that we are using
in our linguistics laboratory. We have been quite happy with the older
ASUS Xonar D2 pci and ASUS Essence STX II PCIe cards. Unfortunately,
these are out of stock in the Netherlands, I don't know whether
