Hello Knut!
No idea yet, who's to blame. but have you tried repeating the experiment
with another tool. You can use audacity, so you can use the GUI. There are
other recording applications. Or you might even try with the alsa utilities
aplay and arecord. this will require two console or terminals.
You might also try the same experiment with JACK, if you're not averse to
it.
I have two soundcards and use them both via JACK. But I've also used two
sound devices in ALSA together with Ecasound and didn't experience such
problems. My ecasound call was something like:
ecasound -f:16,2,44100 -c -i alsa,tape -o alsa,default
I did digitise a few tapes and prelistened to the volume and audio quality.
So it's not a problem in general.
Warm regards
Julien
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