Subject: [linux-audio-dev] Re: Linux' readiness for pro audio (was Re: [linux-audio-dev] Hartman Neuron)
From: Jay Vaughan (seclorum_AT_mac.com)
Date: Sat Jun 07 2003 - 23:53:38 EEST
>I would also like to know more about such cards. My last search
>didn't succeed. If it's easy for you to locate such cards, I
>would like to ask you, to tell me more about it and provide some
>URLs, if possible.
>
http://www.transtech-dsp.com/news/ts-p36.htm
http://www.sgmltools.org/HOWTO/Parallel-Processing-HOWTO/t11613.html
I can't for the life of me find the 'mini-Synth' link around, but I
had it just last week. Basically, its a collection (like a webwring)
of users who have put together 'mini-synths' based off the Analog
Devices SHARC eval boards, and they have Linux tools.
I'll see if I can find the URL again on Tuesday at work, it was
pretty cool. Everyone had their own tweaked-out synth, but still run
the same Linux software...
>I ask, because our "Linux & DSP group" is still working on a
>general purpose driver subsystem for such cards and needs more
>hardware samples.
What have you done so far? In terms of driver subsystem, what's
wrong with just /dev/dsp00, /dev/dsp01, etc?
--;
Jay Vaughan r&d>>music:technology:synthesizers - www.access-music.de/
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