Function:

• Sound cards transform digital information into analog sound. With a sound card, a user can play, change and record sounds with a microphone. Most sound cards are compatible with MIDI, the universal language for digital music, and "Sound Blaster," the main sound command system for PCs.

Definition:

• A user plugs the external USB sound card adapter into the USB port of a computer. The development of USB 2.0 has made this type of sound card a popular alternative to the traditional internal sound card. Professional recording artists use an advanced version, known as an audio interface.

Benefits:

• Among its advantages, a USB sound card offers superior sound quality. Becase the computer case does not contain the USB sound card, sound quality does not suffer from the electrical interference that causes a humming noise. The size of a USB sound card make it transportable, and a user can connect it to other devices, such as speakers, microphones and musical instruments, without using a computer

How to Use a USB Audio Soundcard Adapter:

• External USB audio cards give a user better sound quality and results than a standard, on-board sound card, in terms of performance. Usually, external cards can provide better bit depth while recording. If you have never before tried using an external USB sound card, you may have a few questions as to getting it properly set up and configured on your machine. With the right instruction, you too can make the most out of your new audio device

Instructions:

• Connect the soundcard to your computer with the USB cable.Connect the USB sound card to your computer by plugging it into one of the USB ports with the USB cable. It is best to use a USB port that has not had any other devices installed to eliminate conflicts
• Go into your computer's Control Panel by clicking "Start" and selecting "Control Panel" from the list of devices. the Control Panel allows you to customize the functionality of your computer and all of its connected devices
• Click "Hardware and Sound" from the list of different options on the next screen
• Select "Manage Audio Devices" underneath the "Sound" section on the next screen. This will take you to where audio devices can be enabled or disabled
• Click on the name of the USB sound card device, then select "Properties." This next screen is were you make general settings as to the desired volume of the device
• Select "Use this Device." Your new USB audio device will now be ready to use once headphones or external speakers are attached

Package Included:

• 1 x USB 2.0 3D 5.1 Virtual Audio Sound Card Adapter