How to Connect Two Soundcards Together
Monday, June/03/2019
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- 1). Insert one end of the 3.5 mm male to male cable in the "Line Out" jack on one of the sound cards.
- 2). Insert the other end of the cable into the "Line In" jack of the other sound card.
- 3). Click once on the volume control icon by the clock in the lower-right corner.
- 4). Click the "mixer" link.
- 5). Adjust the volume to about 75 percent on the output of the first sound card.
- 6). Click the "mute" check box of the "Line In" on the second sound card to activate the "Line In" feature. Adjust the volume to 75 percent.
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