Dont je met un passage:
"Mark Knecht is using Linux and JACK with an RME HDSP 9652 interface in his Windows-based home studio in California. The recently finalised Linux driver for this card now enables access to its internal 26-channel mixer with real-time metering. Knecht explains: "I actually have three PCs in my studio: one running Pro Tools, one running Gigastudio, and a third running Gentoo Linux with JACK. The Pro Tools machine sends everything destined for speakers over its ADAT interface. It's received by the Linux box, and routed to my external D-A and on to my studio monitors by JACK. Additionally, 16 channels of Gigastudio audio are received by JACK, along with eight external audio inputs, mixed together as needed and forwarded on to Pro Tools by the HDSP 9652.
"It's mostly about flexibility, and low latency — I hope the stability is proven eventually. In my setup the HDSP 9652 is really just a low-latency audio router with 26 physical inputs and 26 physical outputs. The mixing and clock control I get from Thomas Charbonnel's hdspmixer and hdspconf programs make it almost magical for me. I think this box completely replaces and improves upon some of the commercially available ADAT signal routers out there at a fraction of the cost."
# Avis de pro ?
Posté par Sylvain . En réponse au message MAO: linux est-il adapté aux professionnels ?. Évalué à 4.
http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/feb04/articles/mirrorimage.h(...)
Dont je met un passage:
"Mark Knecht is using Linux and JACK with an RME HDSP 9652 interface in his Windows-based home studio in California. The recently finalised Linux driver for this card now enables access to its internal 26-channel mixer with real-time metering. Knecht explains: "I actually have three PCs in my studio: one running Pro Tools, one running Gigastudio, and a third running Gentoo Linux with JACK. The Pro Tools machine sends everything destined for speakers over its ADAT interface. It's received by the Linux box, and routed to my external D-A and on to my studio monitors by JACK. Additionally, 16 channels of Gigastudio audio are received by JACK, along with eight external audio inputs, mixed together as needed and forwarded on to Pro Tools by the HDSP 9652.
"It's mostly about flexibility, and low latency — I hope the stability is proven eventually. In my setup the HDSP 9652 is really just a low-latency audio router with 26 physical inputs and 26 physical outputs. The mixing and clock control I get from Thomas Charbonnel's hdspmixer and hdspconf programs make it almost magical for me. I think this box completely replaces and improves upon some of the commercially available ADAT signal routers out there at a fraction of the cost."
http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/Feb03/articles/linuxaudio.as(...)
Les articles dates de 2003 depuis les outils comme ardour ont encore progressé.