Sean Darby wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Does anybody know how Ubuntu Studio (64-bit), 64 Studio, or Linux/Unix
> in general handles the Mackie 802-VLZ3 mixer?
>
>
the 802 is an analog mixer so I'm not sure what you mean with this.
Please clarify.
> I believe someone on this list mentioned the AT202
Hello,
Does anybody know how Ubuntu Studio (64-bit), 64 Studio, or Linux/Unix
in general handles the Mackie 802-VLZ3 mixer?
I believe someone on this list mentioned the AT2020. Does anybody know
how these 3 mics compare?
+ Audio Technica AT2020
+ Samson C01
+ Samson C03
Thank you!
Sean Darby
The PC I'm talking about is a Dell XPS with nvidia and intel 3954 wireless.
It came from Dell with Ubuntu 8.0.4. All was fine until I started to add
the UbuntuStudio packages, primarily -rt kernel.
While there is lots of info on the web it is not necessarily current or
comprehensive. Thus one sou
Sean Darby wrote:
>> There is only so much to say. Go Intel where you can. For sound,
>>
> make
>
>> sure it is supported by alsa and ffado. You should already have the links.
>>
>>> What would be some good internal and external hardware/devices to use
>>> with a make-shift/budget
Sean Darby wrote:
>> There is only so much to say. Go Intel where you can. For sound,
>>
> make
>
>> sure it is supported by alsa and ffado. You should already have the links.
>>
>>> What would be some good internal and external hardware/devices to use
>>> with a make-shift/budget
Sean Darby wrote:
> Hi Matt,
>
> I know you were addressing your message (below) to the other Sean,
> though I am curious about some of the things you mentioned.
>
> Do you know what equipment definitely does work with Ubuntu Studio? Or
> is there a website that lists what does work?
>
> Does USB
Sean Darby wrote:
> "However, I do not know if this device works with Linux/Alsa."
>
> Do you know which devices (PCI or external) do work with Linux/ALSA, or
> Ubuntu Studio in general (64-bit version if Studio has a 64-bit
> version)?
>
There is a list of devices on the alsa website.
> "In
Eh, I guess if you have hardware that has lots of tough to install
drivers. My Dell D510 has been cool after all updates so far.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Jaska said:
>
>
>> Just a thought, but if you can, you might give some thought for separating
>>
> the
>
>> music production work
Devices that work with ALSA:
Unfortunately, the ALSA developers do not have the resources to test every
device that appears on the market. Really, there are three ways to check
compatiblity: The ALSA site http://www.alsa-project.org ; look into mailing
list archives post a question to a list, n
Jaska said:
>Just a thought, but if you can, you might give some thought for separating
the
>music production workstation from everyday desktop use. Install, and pull
the
>network plug. Keeping it out from network pretty much keeps it from being
>vulnerable to the cruel surrounding world. No need
On Fri, Oct 24, 2008 at 07:12:29AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> As for how it or any other hardware may work with UbuStu, can't say. So far
> my time spent in UbuStu has had nothing to do with sound and all to do with
> figuring out what broke after every update... :-(
Just a thought, but if
Sean said:
>That's an interesting mixer, I've never heard of "Allen and Heath". I'm
>looking for either Yamaha or Mackie
A&H are considered, by many in the pro sound world, as high end gear;
probably on the same shelf or next one up compared to Mackie or Yamaha.
As for how it or any other hardwa
"However, I do not know if this device works with Linux/Alsa."
Do you know which devices (PCI or external) do work with Linux/ALSA, or
Ubuntu Studio in general (64-bit version if Studio has a 64-bit
version)?
"In addition to my multiple PCI cards and USB interfaces, I have an
Alesis 1622 mixer, a
Hi Matt,
I know you were addressing your message (below) to the other Sean,
though I am curious about some of the things you mentioned.
Do you know what equipment definitely does work with Ubuntu Studio? Or
is there a website that lists what does work?
Does USB normally present latency issues wi
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