[linux-audio-user] Stable driver for USB Quattro?

[Brian Redfern]

I had problems with jack, with some apps it runs, but then my whole
machine freezes up, but I want to use jack/rosegarden4/fluidsynth to
eventually do my composition, right now I wind up using my asrxpro with
midi, and then I make loops on the asrx and then resample and load them
into soundtracker, but soundtracker is definitely more limited than what
muse/fluidsynth or rosegarden/fluidsynth could do (when they are finally
working for me).



On Sun, 25 May 2003, Patrick Shirkey wrote:

> nick wrote:
> > What's this card like in use, especially in terms of latency?
> > 
> > Do you use it with JACK at all? If so what kind of latencies can you go
> > to stably?
> > 
> 
> I can only use it with jack at 2048 without dropouts. That seems to be 
> very dependant on my vga device though. If I drop all the virtuall 
> windows to one I can get better results but only with alsaplayer ie -p 512
> 
> Any of the larger apps only work at 2048.
> 
> I have an nvidia gtse 64MB which is about three years old now. YMMV with 
> a newer card.
> 
> I performs very well with alsa native at p 64. Just not with JACK :/
> 
> 
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