[linux-audio-user] A machine for live gigging?
Patrick Shirkey
pshirkey at boosthardware.com
Tue Feb 17 20:57:05 EST 2004
Frank Barknecht wrote:
> Hallo,
> Dan Harper hat gesagt: // Dan Harper wrote:
>
>
>>>For soundcards RME and M-Audio are youre best bet, avoid USB if you can.
>>>The processor doesnt really matter, but you probably want something with
>>>decent floating point performance, so a Pentium 4 or Athlon XP. You want
>>>512+ MB of ram.
>>
>>This is interesting... What would be a solution for a laptop where
>>PCMCIA is not available?
>
>
> USB is not that bad. It's broken by design, but still it works rather
> well. No one with a sane mind would buy a RME PCMCIA card just for
> stereo or 4 channel output. But avoid M-Audio USB devices. Many of
> them don't work at all on Linux.
>
If you have some time and don't mind doing a bit of work with the alsa
developers team then I would go for a firewire device. They are getting
very good feedback.
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Patrick Shirkey - Boost Hardware Ltd.
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