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In Reply to: two identical cards in one box? posted by Tweekeng on September 2, 2011 at 22:52:50:
Oh, sorry I didn't make that clear.
One audio application, multiple cards.
(Digital crossover programs, for example, that require multiple channels for each speaker.)
Yes, identical instances of one card with audio streaming from one source, perhaps with some software to map the audio to the various cards. I was more concerned about conflicts, which you addressed. I imagine any tricks within GUIs pertaining to "which card is which" would be either intuitive or easily figured out with experimentation...
I know you can get pro audio interfaces with dozens of channels and I also know of some pro interfaces that are "stackable".
I just wanted to know about two identical cards in the same box, and you were the first to give me the answer I wanted so...
Thank you!
Cheers,
Presto
Cheers,
PResto
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