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UNIX/LINUX software that makes devices run are modules not drivers.
Use ALSA modules for Santa Cruz. Then read documentation on its scripting language. The scripting langauge should give you more features than Windows gave you.
Be warn that it is going take you a long time to figure it out.
Please post it so other people that has Turtle Beach Santa Cruz can get the full use in LINUX. I'm thinking of buying it soon.
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