14 May
2017
14 May
'17
12:50 a.m.
On Fri, May 12, 2017 at 10:09 PM, list <list(a)contacte.xyz> wrote:
As I said too, that's for sure not Motu suddenly loving Linux:)
But only a few weeks ago I got really frustrated on the lack of pro audio
hardware for Linux, and now I've got a fully functional system, so thanks
Mot and thanks IOS:)
Cheers
Moshe
Hello.
Thank you for your report on this 1248.
I've made the report on the ULTRALITE AVB in march.
[http://lists.linuxaudio.org/pipermail/linux-audio-user/
2017-March/107629.html]
I've finally bought one, and since 1 month, it runs without any
troubles.
So I owe you a big thank you:)
I'm maybe missed it, but which distro are you running this card on ?
I'm running it on a Lenovo W540, KXStudio.
Did you register your product on MOTU web site, and add a comment that
you running it with Gnu/Linux. I like to believe that each voice
count :)
Will do!
Le Thu, 11 May 2017 21:17:23 +0200,
Moshe Werner <moshwe(a)gmail.com> a écrit :
Yeah sure, but I wanted to try it anyway through the ardour monitoring, as
that's how I usually work.
While playing guitar and singing I didn't
feel any
of this annoying delay that you sometimes get when the latency is bad.
You surely see that, but you can, thanks to the routing matrix, have
near 0 latency on hardware monitoring while recording (guitar/vocal)
nothing goes through the computer. You also have to set the option in
your DAW to use hardware monitoring.
To summarize
I'm feeling that we are moving in the right direction
here... I hope other manufacturers will follow and make Interfaces
and software that work with Linux...
Yeah ! But like Len Ovens said on the ULTRALITE report, it's more «side
effect» of IOS...than a real Gnu/Linux support. They just repected USB
CLASS audio «standard» [lot of other brands claim to be Class
compliant, but you do not have the softwares to control the card, so
useless ] and embedded the usually softwares they ship for Win/Mac
inside the card. Anyway it work !