Subject: [linux-audio-dev] setting up a linux studio???
From: Aron Mel (aron_AT_il.aduva.com)
Date: Tue Mar 06 2001 - 08:41:10 EET
HI
I am setting up a dual boot computer for a friend.
windoze, sampletude, Cakewalk etc.
Linux- I want to show off the best of whats current.
Low latency patch
Multi rrack Recording/editing
midi
notation
etc>
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I am a bit unsure where to start. I work in a company that produces software
for Linux and I could install any distribution but don't know which one is
the best starting place.
I have people to help me with configuration but I need to know what to do.
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How does one get the Alsa version that will run Ardour?
what do I need to download for low latency??
Any specific tweaking I will need to do to my system for it to work well as a
home studio.
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Are there any easy to use programs to create mixes using mp4?
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The computer is Pc with an athalon 1gig cpu, a very fast 20 gig ibm scsi hd a
larg monitor a cdr/rw
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The sound card will be for Windoze the Yamaha dsp factory(as far as I know no
linux support) and at present for linux the SB Live.(not anything special but
its cheap.) Anyone have an Idea of a way to get the Yamaha working fo Lin??
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What would you recomment as far as software is concerned??
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If you have any other recommendations please let me know. This is my chance
to push Linux and Linux audio.
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Thanks Aaron Mehl
aron_AT_il.aduva.com
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