Music Sound Card - That is compatible with Windows 7?


  1. Armpits
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    Music Sound Card - That is compatible with Windows 7?


    I'm talking about music sound cards here guys, like names like M-Audio and such.

    I want an internal soundcard but I dunno what brand to go with and has no problems with Windows 7 (x64), could anyone tell me?


    PS: I heard M-Audio is really crap for support on W7, true?
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  3. Aphelion
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    I have an M-Audio Audiophile 24/96 PCI stereo I/O card that is working well with the latest M-Audio drivers. Also and older RME PCI 8 in/out card which also worked well but is living in another computer. Also have a Presonus Firestudio for mobile recording, haven't tried it with Win7, the non-beta release drivers were just posted.

    I keep the M-Audio separate from functioning as standard system audio, have it set to only work with Cubase and Winamp.

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