15 Dec
2015
15 Dec
'15
6 p.m.
Il giorno mar, 15/12/2015 alle 15.29 +0100, Peter P. ha scritto:
* James Greenlee <james(a)madsonics.com>
[2015-12-15 01:35]:
i have a Roland/Edirol FA 66 which is basically the FireWire version of the UA
25. i can say it has worked very well with Linux for years.
however, as carting around an extra power brick and a delicate FireWire
ExpressCard can be difficult, perhaps the UA 25 is a more portable option. ju
st wondering how the USB 2.0 connection handles the multiple audio channel
possibilities of the UA 25 (seems to support 2 INs, 4 OUTs, MIDI IN/OUT and
digital IN/OUT)? personally i would only be using it at 48 kHz/24-bit.
thanks, w
Anybody know of a low-cost (used is fine) 2-in,
2-out USB audio interface
that works great with Linux? I don't really need mic or instrument
inputs...I need line inputs/outputs.
Bonus points for:
Bus powered interfaces
Box-shaped units with all I/O on the same panel (USB connection on the
opposite panel is fine)
Try to get a Roland/Edirol UA 25 second hand. Apparently
there are nor
more functional drivers for newer versions of OS X, so people start to
sell them again. No software mixer required, works great here on Debian
and has the options you ask for, and then some more.