Hi, I've purchased a guitar recording device that acts like a Soundcard by
itself, being the sound only heard if I connect the line out of the
equipement to speakers or headphones.

I was wondering if there is a way of redirecting the output of a sound card
(this recording device) to another soundcard (my pc's soundcard) so the sound
of the first soudcard is heard through the pc speakers connected to the pc's
main soundcard.

On Fri, 15 May 2009 03:22:06 -0700, Joao Antunes
<JoaoAntunes@xxxxxx> wrote:

>Hi, I've purchased a guitar recording device that acts like a Soundcard by
>itself, being the sound only heard if I connect the line out of the
>equipement to speakers or headphones.
>
>I was wondering if there is a way of redirecting the output of a sound card
>(this recording device) to another soundcard (my pc's soundcard) so the sound
>of the first soudcard is heard through the pc speakers connected to the pc's
>main soundcard.

Connect line out from one card to line in on the other card.

"Joao Antunes" <JoaoAntunes@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:141AEE9F-E28F-41E1-AB34-8E86CFF80B87@xxxxxx

> Hi, I've purchased a guitar recording device that acts like a Soundcard by
> itself, being the sound only heard if I connect the line out of the
> equipement to speakers or headphones.
>
> I was wondering if there is a way of redirecting the output of a sound
> card
> (this recording device) to another soundcard (my pc's soundcard) so the
> sound
> of the first soudcard is heard through the pc speakers connected to the
> pc's
> main soundcard.

Probably not, if the recording device tells Windows that *it* is the
soundcard. A lot of them work this way.

To test this, connect the recording device and then try playing the basic
Windows sounds. If those aren't heard through the PC's speakers, you will
have to move the speaker cable to the recording device. This may give you
better sound, anyway.

HTH
-pk