On 21/11/14 20:57, Ede Wolf wrote:
The only remaining effect would
be a somewhat higher latency for the second card
Which actually even _does_ make it second best? Nevertheless I do believe you,
that this may be negligible, however, being honest, "It is harder to crack
prejudice than an atom." (tm) That just holds true for me in this regard, I am
afraid.
merging sound cards means either you can run both off the same clock, or one is
being re-sampled. Some soundcards can run using external clocks ... so with
appropriate cabling or settings very specific to your setup it is possible to
avoid resampling ... but most merging-into-one will involve resampling, with or
without advertising that this is the case, because it works well.
Simon
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