I'm building a simple audio device mostly out of ready-made modules. I'm using a pcm1808 as an ADC and powering everything from a single +5V supply. I want the input accept line-level signal and work with both balanced and single-ended input.

The module I'm using is named "CJMCU-1808":

I've found some example schematics based on TL072 and OPA1632:

But both call for negative rail. I'm aware that some of the opamps can be used on a single rail but looking at the spec sheet this seem to severely limit the input range and affect rest of the device (ground reference?)

I've seen that there are devices called "negative voltage generator" but I'm not sure how noisy they are or if even suitable for this

I'm building a simple audio device, mostly out of ready-made modules. 

I'm using a PCM1808 as an ADC and powering everything from a single +5 V supply. But I want the input accept a line-level signal and work with both balanced and single-ended inputs.

I'm using a CJMCU-1808 module:

I've found some example schematics based on TL072 and OPA1632:

But both call for negative rail. I'm aware that some of the opamps can work from a single rail. But looking at the spec sheet, this seems to severely limit the input range and affect the rest of the device (ground reference?)

I've seen that there are devices called a 'negative voltage generator' but I'm not sure how noisy they are or if they're suitable for this.