That's an interesting idea: clustering Raspberry Pis with cheap 8 channels usb modules and jackd2. -- Marc
"Michael Chapman" <s...@mchapman.com> a écrit : > > Hello all, > > I want to start making a standalone 8 channel player (maybe more) - > > something that can be used in museums, festivals etc for sound > > installations that can just be turned on and will instantly start > > looping a > > multichannel composition on an sd card. At the moment I am using > > rather unwieldly setups of small computers and multi channel > > soundcards such as RME and motu. Cables can easily be jogged loose > > and it would be nice to have something more robust and that staff > > can easily just turn on and off. So I have looked into the arduino > > (only 12 bit audio) and the raspberry pi but neither seem > > suitable . Systems already avaailable are ludicrously expensive > > (1000s of euros) Has anyone got any ideas on the best way to go > > about this - is there something maybe Im missing with the raspberry > > pi/ arduino that could be customised ? Perhaps a custom made > > circuit board ? Ideas ? best, > > Gus > > If you are thinking of wider applications I would really encourage > you to go modular ... that is daisy chainable devices: > > 2+2+2+2 = 8 > 4+4 = 8 > > 2+2+2+2+ ... = "maybe more" > > even if it is > 8+ ... = "maybe more" > > Good hunting, > > Michael _______________________________________________ Sursound mailing list Sursound@music.vt.edu https://mail.music.vt.edu/mailman/listinfo/sursound
