Another important characteristic of any sound card is the number of distinct voices (intended as the number of sounds that can be played back simultaneously and independently) and the number of channels (intended as the number of distinct electrical audio outputs).

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4. These sound cards are designed to pair with the right headphones to create the best audio quality your device can achieve. When looking for your perfect sound card, there are three top factors to take into account: audio quality, channels, and connectivity. First, find cards within a nice range of signal-to-noise ratio.

If you find some good music online and want to record the audio or songs, how can you do this? Most sound recorder software pick up audio stream from your microphone other than the sound card, like the stock voice recorder in Windows 10. See how you can record sound in Windows 10 here. So how can you record music playing on your computer or capture the audio from a video or movie you watch? Holding up a microphone to speaker to record its audio? You can’t avoid sound quality degradation in this way. There are basically two ways to record your computer’s audio output with best audio quality. Don’t use following tricks for piracy! One is the hardware solution, the other is software solution.

Recording audio from sound card via cable

The most intuitive way is to use an audio cable, plug one end into the line-out (or headphone) jack, the other end to the line-in (or microphone) jack on your computer. Then run your favorite audio recorder to record the audio stream from the microphone input.

Enable Stereo Mix to record audio from sound card

Stereo Mix may be provided by your sound drivers in earlier Windows OS, like Vista or Windows 7. To verify it, right-click on speaker icon in the system tray, select “Recording devices” from the pop-up menu.

A new dialogue pops up. Right click on a blank area in the pane, select “Show disabled devices” see if some additional devices appear. When you see a device like “Stereo Mix”, right-click on it and select “Enable”.

Open up your favorite recording program and select the Stereo Mix device instead of your microphone as the audio input source before you record. If you don’t see the option in your sound recording software, such as the stock Voice Recorder in Windows, you can make “Stereo Mix” the default recording device from the sound recording device list on your computer.

Capture audio from sound card on PC using audio recorders

If you have a Windows 10 computer or your sound card does not have the Stereo Mix option, and an audio cable is not available, you have several software options. Check out this guide to record streaming music and computer playback in Windows 10 using a powerful audio recorder for Windows.

Record internal audio on computer via virtual cable or sound card

Other than the above tools and tricks, you can also install some virtual audio cable software which can direct the audio output to the virtual cable or sound card device, such as JackAudio, Virtual Audio Capture Device, VB-Audio CABLE, etc. Then launch the sound recorder program on your PC and choose the virtual cable or sound card instead of your microphone as the recording device. Alternatively, set the Virtual Cable as a system default recording device, then record sound using any sound recorder you have.

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Key Workflow: The PCIe LX-DANTE sound card bridges professional audio software applications to Dante networks. By supporting 128 x 128 redundant channels, and providing extremely low latency, LX-DANTE matches all the requirements for high channel density, low latency, and reliability of professional DAWs used for high quality recordings, processing, and multi-channel playout over Dante networks.

At a glance

• 128 x 128 input/output Dante channels at up to 96kHz
• 64 x 64 input/output Dante channels at 176.4kHz and 192kHz
• Mode for AES67 compatibility
• Very low latency (about 3 ms round trip latency)
• Primary and Secondary Ethernet ports provide seamless Dante network redundancy
• Automatically discovered on the Dante network
• Network routing managed via the Dante Controller software
• Works with Thunderbolt expansion chassis
• Support for Windows and Linux

Key features

• Standard PCI Express 4x card format
• 128 x 128 redundant channels at 44.1, 48kHz, 88.2, 96KHz
• 64 x 64 redundant channels at 176.4 or 192kHz sample rates
• Dante plug and play media networking
• AES67 compatibility (48 samples per packet, 48 kHz, SAP)
• Ultra-low latency with sub-microsecond synchronization
• Drivers: ASIO (Windows), Alsa (Linux)
• Supported operating systems: Windows as of Windows 7, Windows Server as of 2008 R2, Linux as of kernel 3.10
• Seamless Dante network redundancy via the two Gbit network interfaces
• Interoperable with any other Dante-powered device, and with other AES67-compliant devices
• Can be used in Thunderbolt external chassis

Configuration

IP audio

Audio

Software environment

Compatibility with expansion chassis

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