Posted by timmeh7z3 (via moderator) on Thu, 06/16/2005 - 03:30.
If you look at the fasoft.com site, there some info about soundcards that work with n-Track, and they're pretty much all single or stereo I/O cards. This program is primarily for home users who are stacking one track at a time. If you have a multi-input card and want to really multi track, like record a drum kit, band, etc., look elswhere....check out Kristal Audio Engine, it works great and is free! I recorded this song using Kristal: <a href="http://www.angelfire.com/zine2/timmeh/laurie_song_Kristal_Mstr2.mp3" target="new343">http://www.angelfire.com/zine2/timmeh/laurie_song_Kristal_Mstr2.mp3</a>
Doesn't work well with multi - I/O
If you look at the fasoft.com site, there some info about soundcards that work with n-Track, and they're pretty much all single or stereo I/O cards. This program is primarily for home users who are stacking one track at a time. If you have a multi-input card and want to really multi track, like record a drum kit, band, etc., look elswhere....check out Kristal Audio Engine, it works great and is free! I recorded this song using Kristal: <a href="http://www.angelfire.com/zine2/timmeh/laurie_song_Kristal_Mstr2.mp3" target="new343">http://www.angelfire.com/zine2/timmeh/laurie_song_Kristal_Mstr2.mp3</a>