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External Sound Card Linux It's only stereo, not 5.1. It’s a versatile device that. Does anyone here have practical experience with external usb sound cards and linux mint? It's only stereo, not 5.1. 1m+ visitors in the past month If you look in a pro studio, they'll all use external audio interfaces (or at. I can play some recordings using aplay/arecord by specifying the card index and alsa plugin. If you don't know a. So now i am on the hunt for a cheap external usb linux compatible sound card preferably with xlr input for when i upgrade my mic. 1m+ visitors in the past month Now i am looking for a new audio card and want to make sure that this time it will be compatible with linux. People on newegg says it doesn't. Here are some options i've found, and why they won't work: Turtle beach audio advantage micro ii: Will this work as a practical bypass if a. Something good quality and external will win for sound quality every time.