Peter-

Try the Delta 66 or the new Delta 44 from M Audio:
(http://www.midiman.com/m-audio.htm)
Both have breakout boxes allowing 1/4" inputs, and you can record
stereo or mono (4 tracks mono at a time if you decide to later).
Also, 24bit 96khz. I use the 66, have had no problems with Vegas.
Installed easy, and they should have 2000 drivers.

Good luck and good recording...

Jeff.


Mee Verga wrote:
>>You're right on the money, Jesus! The problem?
>>RME cards are most useful to people doing audio recording for a
>>living, and the most prominent features in those cards are not
>>compatible with obsolete software like Vegas. Case in point: no
ASIO
>>support means latency nightmares.
>>
>>But I'm pretty sure some asshole will come to SonicFraudy's defense
>>saying that it is really Bill Gates' fault for releasing shitty
>>software like Windows (in the meantime, no one can come up with
>>something better. Spare me, we all know the BeOS drill...)
>>
>>
>>Mee Verga
>>
>>
>>
>>Jesus Ramallo wrote:
>>>>Hello,
>>>>
>>>>RME cards
>>>>
>>>>www.rme-audio.de
>>>>
>>>>Bye
>>>>
>>>>Peter Ericksen wrote:
>>>>>>Please recommend a sound card to use for one or two
>>>>>>simultaneous inputs? Currently I don't need multiple
>>>>>>simultaneous inputs--I can get by with one because I'm
>>>>>>multitracking with my Roland VS-880EX, and loading the
>>>>>>tracks to Vegas.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I'm trying the demo version of Vegas 2. I'm running NT 2000.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Thanks,
>>>>>>
>>>>>>PE