14 Jun
2004
14 Jun
'04
7 p.m.
I just saw a new Linux-powered DAW mentioned in AudioMedia's
AES Review, called the MWA Nova M.Trax, which claims ProTools
compatibility. Does anyone know more about it?
http://www.mwa-nova.de/html.php?klick=1000019&mode=
Here's Google's (much smaller) HTML version of the 1745KB .pdf
from their website:
http://66.102.9.104/search?q=cache:WCLsmGN4C_EJ:www.mwa-studio.de/img_archi…
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Malc
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15 Jun
15 Jun
6:11 a.m.
I just saw a new Linux-powered DAW mentioned in
AudioMedia's
AES Review, called the MWA Nova M.Trax, which claims ProTools
compatibility. Does anyone know more about it?
I'm afraid not - it looks interesting, but there's no mention of a
release date or actual photos, so I'm guessing it's still under
development.
The only reference on the web I can find is from last September:
http://nleguide.com/SYPHAnewsarchive/SYPHAnews300903.html
Just below there's an interesting bit about an ALSA driver for a
Digigram miXart 8 AES/EBU multichannel card.
Cheers
Daniel
9:05 a.m.
Greetings:
The brochure states only "powered by Linux" and that it is "Pro
Tools/Augan" compatible. Could this be the reincarnation of the Augan
system ?
Best,
dp
Mr. Spock wrote:
I just saw a new Linux-powered DAW mentioned in
AudioMedia's
AES Review, called the MWA Nova M.Trax, which claims ProTools
compatibility. Does anyone know more about it?
http://www.mwa-nova.de/html.php?klick=1000019&mode=
Here's Google's (much smaller) HTML version of the 1745KB .pdf
from their website:
http://66.102.9.104/search?q=cache:WCLsmGN4C_EJ:www.mwa-studio.de/img_archi…
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