re interfaces give
lower latency? Would it be a good idea to use FFADO and pick a card
that's fully supported? Again hardware that you've had good luck with
and not over about $300 or so would be really great to hear about as
would any gotchas.
Cheers!
AJ
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Thanks All! This thread has just the kind of info I need and will help me make a short list.I plan to use Pure Data to do effects on my guitar (in particular a kind of live granulation patch I'm quite pleased with) which is why low latency would be good. At some stage I'll be recording that using a
rfaces give lower latency? Would it be a good idea to use FFADO and pick a card that's fully supported? Again hardware that you've had good luck with and not over about $300 or so would be really great to hear about as would any gotchas.Cheers!AJ
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Hi All,Has anyone used the EMU 1616m PCMCIA soundcard with ALSA and Jack? I need a low-latency laptop card with at least 4 channels of audio input for around $300 and this one seems like a good bet. It's in the ALSA soundcard list and I found this page:http://forums.audiofanzine.com/index,idtopic,3
Considering the Linux friendly I'd say Dell is your best bet. Orderit
with linux on it. You will have to reformat and install Studio but
atleaste you know you have all the drivers . Besides dell makes good
sturdy products.
Daniel Green wrote:
> I'm looking to get my hands on a laptop I can u
I don't Know how to fix this but I know the cause. Basically You are
installing the correct Driver however its not permanent. Once you
reboot it is reverting back to the old driver. You can start by
Installing the new driver, then once thats done with ndis you Black list
the old driver...fr
