New subject: [linux-audio-user] Linux for live performance

28 Mar 2006

----- Josh Lawrence &lt;hardbop200(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote:
...
  On 3/26/06, Lee Revell &lt;rlrevell(a)joe-job.com&gt;
wrote:
  IOW you'll just have to try it.  The ideal
live Linux box if cost is  no
  object IMHO is a portable 1U or 2U case.  
 I've been looking into this pretty hard myself.  I just bought a
 Roland A-33 MIDI controller so I could run Native Instrument's B4
 organ software on my Ubuntu box.  Whether or not Ubuntu is the
 perfect
 audio distro is a matter of opinion, but the hardware end of things
 isn't.  I agree with Lee, having a 2 or 3U box is the perfect
 solution.  I just don't see laptops being able to compare with
 desktop
 hardware here.

 The trouble is finding a short enough rackmount case to fit in what I
 would consider to be a "standard" audio rack (18" or less).  I found
 some here:  www.mypccase.com.  I have no experience with these
 people,
 but so far they are the only ones I've found.  Surely there are more
 out there??? 
I have some of these in a data center rack. Generic AMD system.
http://www.racklogic.com/razerv.htm

1U boxes are loud, which might not make a difference for live performance but surely does
for recording.

-lee

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