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Posted by Norman Bernardo (from: p39.usr-mb05.qzn.skyinet.net) on February 27, 1999 at 09:52:23:

In Reply to: Re: sound cards posted by Ri-RIlot on February 26, 1999 at 12:07:17:

: Full duplex means, having the ability to record and playback at the same time. I don't know why your friend told you to forget it. A lot of cards are full duplex by design. As for putting 2 soundcards in the same machine, You need to either get 2 cards that have drivers that support multiple cards. Of get 2 cards that use entirely different drivers. I have in my system: A Soundblaster Live (Cool), an AWE32 with 16meg onboard (Noisy) and a yamaha DB50XG (Nice). Hope any of this helps.

:My friend told me to forget using full duplex 'cause I'm likely to get more hiss than music when recording.
What about using generic type full duplex sound cards, are they any good?

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: : : Full duplex means, having the ability to record and playback at the same time. I don't know why your friend told you to forget it. A lot of cards are full duplex by design. As for putting 2 soundcards in the same machine, You need to either get 2 cards that have drivers that support multiple cards. Of get 2 cards that use entirely different drivers. I have in my system: A Soundblaster Live (Cool), an AWE32 with 16meg onboard (Noisy) and a yamaha DB50XG (Nice). Hope any of this helps. : :My friend told me to forget using full duplex 'cause I'm likely to get more hiss than music when recording. : What about using generic type full duplex sound cards, are they any good?

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