1 Aug
2017
1 Aug
'17
10:09 p.m.
Ralf Mardorf <ralf.mardorf(a)alice-dsl.net> writes:
I don't own the Babyface, but I'm quite sure
it works as a class
compliant device only, so hdspmixer is not available. This isn't
guessing, a while back I bought an USB audio device compatible with iOS
and Linux and the Babyface was one of the interesting devices.
This info was "Last modified: 2014/09/17":
https://wiki.linuxaudio.org/hw/rme_babyface#totalmix_fx_and_dsp
However, my researches are from December 2017.
I just did more checking and realized the one I was looking at was the
Babyface Pro, which has at the least, two more analog inputs than the
regular version described here. (Didn't notice before there were two
revisions.) I doubt the situation with mixer support is much different
on the Pro though.
Here is what I'd like to have in an interface:
+ hardware monitoring, preferably with a Linux mixer to control it
+ converter quality comparable to RME Hammerfall, or close
+ 96kHz, not because I think I need it for sound, but because all
my existing projects are recorded at that rate and I need to be
able to open them
+ USB connection
+ at least four analog inputs and outputs
+ stable on Linux
Am I asking too much? :)
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