Do I need to have a good video card for audio recording?

So my dad's setting up a studio in the garage, and he needs a computer to edit audio in and such.



I have an Apple Xserve G5 lying around with an external sound card and a pretty weak video card. It's only got I think about 32MB of memory on it. So I was wondering if it would affect his editing at all?



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http://www.regnow.com/softsell/nph-softs…|||While your dad looks at sound waves the computer might be slow running the actual programs to do things, but since it's not video editing I don't see a huge progme. It doesn't hurt to spend $70 and get a better card|||no its not about video card.

you need a good microphone.

and a good audio editing software , like Audacity or some DJ programs. etc.|||Should be fine.