Now I'm glad you mentioned this as I'm about to receive a new pair of Logitech Clear-Chat Pro headphones and I'll certainly be using those with a sound editor or whatever, they're a USB 2.0 device and as far as I know, they just function as a standard sound device or card does when it comes to an audio editor, just direct your input and output of the editor to the headphones and off you go, what could be more convenient. I've heard the quality of these things and (given the fact that they're worth about $40.00) the quality isn't too bad, very acceptable for most audio work.
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