23 Nov
2007
23 Nov
'07
4:51 p.m.
ah that's why many of you are talking about
using jack with alternative soundcards?
i'll take it as a standard solution
but well ... i wanna keep myself minimal
am a micro.ispretty person
even planning to buy a ASUS Eee
in case my iBookG4's battery get dead
i wonder what i have to give up
if i am to keep jackd always ON...
i can sacrifice those if they are not that much important
on a serious music creating machine
i am to use
CS,SC,Chuck,SOX,Vorbis-tools,lame,mpg321
On 11/23/07, drew Roberts <zotz(a)100jamz.com> wrote:
Another thought...
For some of what I do here I have a little Alesis multimix8 USB... (built in
USB soundcard)
One thing you can do is have two sound cards.
Set your normal system stuff to use one sound card (say the onboard in my
case) and your recording stuff to use the other (say the multimix in my
case) - this can work fine depending on your needs.
That little Alesis mixer is a decent price for what it gives you to my way of
thinking.
I have a similar setup on another box with a delta 1010 and an onboard card.
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