11 Jun
2003
11 Jun
'03
2:47 p.m.
Greetings:
I know that the RME HDSP card is probably what Oeyvind is looking for,
but I thought that perhaps some users might care to share their
experiences with it. Please cc any replies to him as well the list,
thanks !
Best regards,
== dp
11 Jun
11 Jun
3:42 p.m.
Hi Dave, Oeyvind -
Perhaps you have seen this, but it looks like there is new ALSA support
for the Echo line ("snd-echoaudio", ALSA >=0.9.3), including Oeyvind's
Layla. It might be worth a try, I have never used it myself.
http://space.virgilio.it/g_pochini@virgilio.it/ea.html
...linked from the ALSA soundcard matrix.
Kevin
I know that the RME HDSP card is probably what
Oeyvind is looking
for,
but I thought that perhaps some users might care to share their
experiences with it. Please cc any replies to him as well the list,
thanks !
Best regards,
== dp
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Date: Wed, 11 Jun 2003 10:07:06 +0200
From: Oeyvind Brandtsegg <obrandts(a)online.no>
To: Dave Phillips <dlphilp(a)bright.net>
Subject: audio card for linux
hello Dave
I've been wanting to plunge into Linux for realtime audio for a long
time.
And especially after you nice article in Linux Journal.
Moreover, the stuff about the new kernel with even lower latency
sounds
very exciting.
I might get a chance to sell my Layla audio card,
then I can buy a nw card that is Linux compatible.
But I find it hard to get a grip on what's supported, and in what way
it
is supported.
I need a multichannel card (at least 8 in 8 out, 16in/out would be
best).
Some of the ins and outs needs to be analog (8 analog i/o is pretty
common and suits me well).
I''m on a laptop, so I'll need PCIMCI or Firewire.
Could you recommend a card ?
Thanks a lot for any help.
best,
Oeyvind
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3:52 p.m.
I have a RME HDSP with the Digiface box (24in/24out adat) and external
converters. Works great, not too sure about the midi yet, but everything
else is cool. I am running it in my Thinkpad A31.
On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 11:41, Dave Phillips wrote:
Greetings:
I know that the RME HDSP card is probably what Oeyvind is looking for,
but I thought that perhaps some users might care to share their
experiences with it. Please cc any replies to him as well the list,
thanks !
Best regards,
== dp
______________________________________________________________________
From: Oeyvind Brandtsegg <obrandts(a)online.no>
To: Dave Phillips <dlphilp(a)bright.net>
Subject: audio card for linux
Date: 11 Jun 2003 10:07:06 +0200
hello Dave
I've been wanting to plunge into Linux for realtime audio for a long
time.
And especially after you nice article in Linux Journal.
Moreover, the stuff about the new kernel with even lower latency sounds
very exciting.
I might get a chance to sell my Layla audio card,
then I can buy a nw card that is Linux compatible.
But I find it hard to get a grip on what's supported, and in what way it
is supported.
I need a multichannel card (at least 8 in 8 out, 16in/out would be
best).
Some of the ins and outs needs to be analog (8 analog i/o is pretty
common and suits me well).
I''m on a laptop, so I'll need PCIMCI or Firewire.
Could you recommend a card ?
Thanks a lot for any help.
best,
Oeyvind
--
; Web site for Csound, music, sensors and more.
http://www.teks.no/oeyvind
; and ...
http://www.kroyt.com
http://www.soundscape-studios.no
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