12 Feb
2004
12 Feb
'04
12:59 p.m.
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Hello,
Because my sound card is gone for two weeks or so I need anew one.
I have following equipment:
multimedia Workstation where I like to install the new Audiosystem
I need entries for:
1. Tape-Deck
2. Record-Player (which support Schellack)
3. VHS-Recorder
5. Studio Microphone
6. Studio-Mix-Table (8 channels stereo and 4 mono)
and one Output for the Amplifier ( 5.1 ??? )
But in the same time I like to connect the soundcards from my
three other Workstations to the System too.
michelle1 my main Workstation
michelle2 my second Workstation
devel-woody my Devel-Station
My problem is, that I have not enough place in my Multimedia
Workstation (PCI, ISA, IRQ) why I like to use USB.
Now I have found the 'Yamaha Audio System DP-U50' and a
completset 'Yanaha System TSS1' for the USB-Port.
Does ALSA support such system ?
Or is there a better solution ?
Are there some (I know ther are) "Proffessionels" which can
help me to find the right stuff ?
Greetings
Michelle
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12 Feb
1:54 p.m.
Hallo,
Michelle Konzack hat gesagt: // Michelle Konzack wrote:
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Hello,
Because my sound card is gone for two weeks or so I need anew one.
I have following equipment:
multimedia Workstation where I like to install the new Audiosystem
I need entries for:
1. Tape-Deck
2. Record-Player (which support Schellack)
3. VHS-Recorder
5. Studio Microphone
6. Studio-Mix-Table (8 channels stereo and 4 mono)
and one Output for the Amplifier ( 5.1 ??? )
But in the same time I like to connect the soundcards from my
three other Workstations to the System too.
michelle1 my main Workstation
michelle2 my second Workstation
devel-woody my Devel-Station
My problem is, that I have not enough place in my Multimedia
Workstation (PCI, ISA, IRQ) why I like to use USB.
USB 1 bandwith is limited so you won't be able to drive more that 8
mono channels with 16bit/48kHz data over it. USB 2 devices aren't
supported yet, AFAIK.
ciao
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3:05 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Re: Need a new soundcard or more ;-)
Am 2004-02-12 18:50:26, schrieb Frank Barknecht:
Hallo,
Michelle Konzack hat gesagt: // Michelle Konzack wrote:
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USB 1 bandwith is limited so you won't be able to
drive more that 8
mono channels with 16bit/48kHz data over it. USB 2 devices aren't
supported yet, AFAIK.
So better ist to put the Tape-Deck, the Record-Player and VHS-Recorde
on a preamplifier and use this to select the Sound devices ?
Or use the Internel USB-Port and a seperatly USB-Card ?
When can I count with USB 2.0 support ?
;-)
ciao
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Greetings
Michelle
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4:07 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Re: Need a new soundcard or more ;-)
Hallo,
Michelle Konzack hat gesagt: // Michelle Konzack wrote:
Am 2004-02-12 18:50:26, schrieb Frank Barknecht:
Yep, this is, what I do here for example. If you only need to drive
one or two devices at the same time, you could just mix them and
connect them to a stereo or 4 channel card.
USB 1 bandwith is limited so you won't be able
to drive more that 8
mono channels with 16bit/48kHz data over it. USB 2 devices aren't
supported yet, AFAIK.
So better ist to put the Tape-Deck, the Record-Player and VHS-Recorde
on a preamplifier and use this to select the Sound devices ? Or use the Internel USB-Port and a seperatly USB-Card
?
Well, but then you could buy a decent PCI sound card, which would be
better anyways.
When can I count with USB 2.0 support ?
I don't know, but I'd say: don't hold your breath.
ciao
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8:29 p.m.
I have a PCI M-Audio 1010-LT and USB Emagic 2|6 in the same system. Both
work very well, although my cheap motherboard's USB bus craps out
sometimes with heavy system load.
-lee
On Thu, 12 Feb 2004, Michelle Konzack wrote:
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Hello,
Because my sound card is gone for two weeks or so I need anew one.
I have following equipment:
multimedia Workstation where I like to install the new Audiosystem
I need entries for:
1. Tape-Deck
2. Record-Player (which support Schellack)
3. VHS-Recorder
5. Studio Microphone
6. Studio-Mix-Table (8 channels stereo and 4 mono)
and one Output for the Amplifier ( 5.1 ??? )
But in the same time I like to connect the soundcards from my
three other Workstations to the System too.
michelle1 my main Workstation
michelle2 my second Workstation
devel-woody my Devel-Station
My problem is, that I have not enough place in my Multimedia
Workstation (PCI, ISA, IRQ) why I like to use USB.
Now I have found the 'Yamaha Audio System DP-U50' and a
completset 'Yanaha System TSS1' for the USB-Port.
Does ALSA support such system ?
Or is there a better solution ?
Are there some (I know ther are) "Proffessionels" which can
help me to find the right stuff ?
Greetings
Michelle
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13 Feb
13 Feb
noon
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Re: Need a new soundcard or more ;-)
Am 2004-02-12 19:07:26, schrieb lee(a)fallingforward.net:
I have a PCI M-Audio 1010-LT and USB Emagic 2|6 in the
same system. Both
work very well, although my cheap motherboard's USB bus craps out
sometimes with heavy system load.
-lee
This is not a Sound-Card this is a Dinosaurus !!!
;-)
I have called DDD-Music in Freiburg/Gemany and it is 320 € - ufff....
I think, this System ist what I like ;-)
OK, need an external "Terratec Phono PreAmp" (80 €) for my record-
player but, I think, I must save my money three or four month more...
I was calculating with a maximum of 150 €...
Or does anyone have a cheaper resource ?
Greetings
Michelle
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6:16 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Re: Need a new soundcard or more ;-)
Am Fre, 2004-02-13 um 16.56 schrieb Michelle Konzack:
Am 2004-02-12 19:07:26, schrieb
lee(a)fallingforward.net:
I bought my emagic 6|2m 2nd hand for 180 € and I am very happy with it,
except it doesn't run with 2.4.x kernels and I couldn't try it with
2.6.x kernel, because my Asus M2400N Notebook needs a patch with the
actual vanilla kernel. Linus will (likely) apply that patch into the
next version. Till then I will have to use that incredibly user
unfriendly Logic Audio program (still didn't find out how to export
wave-files).
Bye
Martin
I have a PCI M-Audio 1010-LT and USB Emagic 2|6 in
the same system. Both
work very well, although my cheap motherboard's USB bus craps out
sometimes with heavy system load.
-lee
This is not a Sound-Card this is a Dinosaurus !!!
;-)
I have called DDD-Music in Freiburg/Gemany and it is 320 € - ufff....
I think, this System ist what I like ;-)
OK, need an external "Terratec Phono PreAmp" (80 €) for my record-
player but, I think, I must save my money three or four month more...
I was calculating with a maximum of 150 €...
Or does anyone have a cheaper resource ? 
11:56 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Re: Need a new soundcard or more ;-)
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On Friday 13 February 2004 23:21, Martin Hauptmann wrote:
Till then I will have to use that incredibly user
unfriendly Logic Audio program (still didn't find out how to export
wave-files).
Check the output section of the mixer - there should be a "bounce" button.
Regards,
- - Burkhard
Bye
Martin
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