To be honest, i am running the Linux in question on a dual partition. I do most of my sound in another OS.
I just wanted to know if i could resolve the detection of my USB Audio (15 times for the same card! incorrect) and manually assign cards on the fly in Redhat. My setup is not standard, it's very low budget and unconventional, i wish i had the kind of setup your customers have... but what i have is good enough. As for memories... (a tear in the eye!) There is no Fast Tracker for Linux, but there is Skale for Linux in "alpha" (email the author, he hasn't released the linux version to the public.) http://www.skale.org/ - Also, Renoise has promised that a Linux version is on the horizon. http://www.renoise.com/ - and there are several trackers available for linux, as well as many other sound apps - check out http://www.linuxsound.at/ Thank you for your time. > I'll try and find out for you. Although I think your chances are slim. > I actually do have customers who use their PC as studio quality > recording devices. I had to supply them with special cases with quiet > fans, almost sound proof cabinets with adequate cooling to put them in > etc. > > Now, from memory, they use only ONE card, a Yamaha something or other > which they had to import into Australia here, and that card came with > everything they needed including the super high KHz playback and > recording, DSP etc. > > Fact is, I don't know what the true specs are, as I've never even seen > one, but hey, I can only ask right? > > I also think none of them use Linux as their recording platform, but > I'm SURE they can tell me where to get the info on Linux and your > requirements, as they are very apt in that kind of thing. > > I'll e-mail them today and hopefully have something non-snide for you > shortly. With a bit of luck we'll find out KDE or Gnome or whatever > you're using can actually handle two sound cards, unless someone else > chimes in and say they've actually done it and had it running. > > I'll get back to you. > > P.S. If you have an answer for this one, could you e-mail me direct so > as not to clog the list? FastTracker brought back good memories, and > I've found 2 and 3 beta on the fastracker 2 web-site, but where did > you get the Linux version? > > > Regards, > Ed. -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
