smallest (external) soundcard for portable

[Wartime Novelty]

also dont rule out the line6 toneport gx

great little piece of kit

[dasilvasings]

Thanks for the advice, but I was looking for a pendisk size external card...

I did try the Asio4all but I still have latency...

Meanwhile, I think the solution will be... the br80! Small, portable, independent, and I can switch to any computer if needed. I also considering investing some time with energyXT or reaper (instead of cakewalk/ sonar) since they work both in Windows and Linux.



Lets see!

[SdC]

I just came across these online:
http://www.centrance.com/
I haven't seen them in stores, but I guess it is the closest to "pen sized" that I've seen so far.

[dasilvasings]

Wow! Thanks SdC! This is what a meant with portability. However, I think I changed my mind with all this talk around the BR080 and its capacity to work as an audio interface (and standolone  ).

In the meanwhile, I've been (very slowly) trying out Energy XT, a DAW that claims works in Linux and Win. So far I only used in Win, and it runs and opens really smoothly. I'm not comfortable with the interface yet. No so friendly as reaper/ cubase/ cakewalk, but probably it is just a question of time.

[64Guitars]

I've been (very slowly) trying out Energy XT, a DAW that claims works in Linux and Win.
No so friendly as reaper

According to the Reaper website, the 32-bit Windows version runs in Linux under Wine. I haven't tried it myself.

http://www.reaper.fm/technical.php