I have searched the forums and elsewhere many times for an answer....
what internal PCIe souncards are recommended (win10) to run Reason 11 with minimal latency
i am looking at usb Keyboard controller straight into Reason. Not, at this stage wanting to add guitars and vocals.
I am using an arturia keylab 81 in my present setup and getting atrocious jitter and distortion at all stages of my attempts at music making.
Internal sound card for reason studio
soundblaster is worth giving a glance there are several models
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- TheDragonborg
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Professional quality PCIe audio interfaces are really expensive...
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- kuhliloach
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For all purposes but recording I'd avoid that and simply run ASIO4ALL so you can have low-latency using whatever audio chip you already have. Great for sequencing, producing, mixing, etc. For recording an external interface is probably the best idea. I find it sad that to this day Windows 10, out of the box, is terrible for music and audio compared to the basic great functionality of Apple's Core Audio. This overall failure from Microsoft is just one of the reasons I keep leaning towards the Mac for audio.
- TheDragonborg
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I use the Asio4All driver with my Presonus Audiobox USB because it has lower latency than the official driver... lol
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