Hi All,
Im looking to invest in a new souncard for one of our playout PC's but
getting worried of whether spending the money on cards then finding out
they dont work is a bit annoying!!
Can anybody tell me if the following cards would work?
ESI - Maya 44 (
http://www.dv247.com/computer-hardware/
If JACK or ALSA supports it, Rivendell supports it.
http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Main
For Firewire/ffado->JACK,
http://www.ffado.org/?q=devicesupport/list
On 19/01/2012 20:54, nathan lawson wrote:
Hi All,
Im looking to invest in a new souncard for one of our playout PC
On Thu, 2012-01-19 at 20:54 +, nathan lawson wrote:
> ESI - Maya 44
> (
> http://www.dv247.com/computer-hardware/esi-maya-44(pci)-high-quality-24-bit-96-192khz-4x4-audio-interface--47504
> )
This seems to have an out of tree driver that requires building from
source, it might be fine, but..
On Jan 19, 2012, at 16:59 34, James Harrison wrote:
> If JACK or ALSA supports it, Rivendell supports it.
This used to be pretty much true. However, I've been seeing a rash of cheapie
cards (including integrated 'cards' on mobos) in the last year or so that come
with their internal sample cloc
If you need more IO, I've thrown my hand in with the Delta 1010LTs
(http://www.dv247.com/computer-hardware/m-audio-delta-1010lt-digital-recording-interface--173).
They're about £30 more than the most expensive option you linked but works
fine.
The only thing I don't like is the way the IO
You can get the 1010s (with their breakout boxes) for pretty cheap money
on eBay - I got mine for £150 second-hand, it needs recapping but is
otherwise pretty mint. The power regulator board usually needs a recap
after a few years, sadly, but they've fixed that on newer ones. Still no
XLRs, sad
I too am gathering change from under the sofa cushions to get an M-Audio
1010LT. Eight analog outputs means I can run individual RD modules on their own
dedicated faders. Very necessary for me.
Budget considerations -- along with a compulsive streak to see if I can really
get cheap-cr*p hardwar
t;
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> Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 20:54:05 +
> From: nathan lawson
> Subject: [RDD] Soundcard workings?
> To: rivendell-dev@lists.rivendellaudio.org
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On Friday 20 January 2012 09:03:12 am Alan Peterson wrote:
> even the crummiest 16-bit soundcard still has better S/N and distortion specs
> than most cart & cassette decks and turntables I've ever used.
Well, Alan.
Then either or both, the crummiest soundcards you're finding are considera
nathan lawson wrote:
> ESI - Juli@ [any good?]
Using one at my station on Ubuntu 8.04, output is fine, input freezes
after a few samples are read (not a problem for us as we aren't using
input) - the Alsa driver has been updated a few times since 8.04(!), and I
intend to upgrade the production ma
Just a note 12.04 isn't far away which is also LTS so may be worth putting
off any upgrades to 10 for a couple of months.
On Fri, 20 Jan 2012 17:28:42 -, Phil Ashby
wrote:
> nathan lawson wrote:
>> ESI - Juli@ [any good?]
>
> Using one at my station on Ubuntu 8.04, output is fine, input
>>>...the carts and turntables you've used were neither maintained, installed,
>>>nor aligned, by me.<<<
Hah! Wish I knew you were out there back then, mate. You'd've definitely heard
from me.
Between parts budgets drying up, pro stylii giving way to deejay needles that
didn't fit the cartridg
Hi,
If you're on more of a budget and don't have a need for the number of
inputs / outputs that an M-Audio Delta 1010 gives you (it does give you
8 analog in's and 8 analog outs, plus the s/pdif), other options to look
at are the m-audio Delta 44 or 66
They are both essentially the same card -
- Original Message -
From: "Lorne Tyndale"
>>> ...other options to look at are the m-audio Delta 44 or 66
--- We're thinking alike, Lorne. At my day job, we have several machines
tricked out with 44s and you're right, they work very well. I just haven't
tried the 1010LT yet, but am fi
Hi,
My only additional comment, which does not apply to Linux, if you're
looking to use a M-Audio Delta 44 or 66 in Windows 7 64 bit, you might
or might not run into difficulty.
At one site about a year ago which uses a Delta 66 for production work
on a CoolEdit / Adobe Audition machine, at o
Recommend the M-Audio 2496 I have 2 and am working on 4 !
regards
Robert
On 20/01/2012 09:54, nathan lawson wrote:
Hi All,
Im looking to invest in a new souncard for one of our playout PC's but
getting worried of whether spending the money on cards then finding
out they dont work is a b
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