Subject: Re: [linux-audio-user] Anyone heard rumors about ProTools??
From: Brian Redfern (bredfern_AT_calarts.edu)
Date: Tue Jun 25 2002 - 15:59:49 EEST
Interesting, my settings must be off in the ardour config file or
something, it says I don't have enough channels, but maybe I need to set
for just 2 channels, I'm SO dying to get Ardour to run.
Jesse Chappell wrote:
>You should be able to use Ardour without any problems with a 1370 (I use
>a 1371)... that card is supported by ALSA, which is all you need to run
>jack/ardour. Quality issues aside with cheap 2ch i/o sound cards, you
>can easily lay down 1 or 2 tracks at a time and build up a recording for
>editing fun in ardour.
>
>The ens1370/1 cards actually have excellent full-duplex low latency
>performance.
>
>jlc
>
> > I'm really interested to find a list of soundcards that work with
> > Ardour. Looking at Ardour's feature set it actually has more possibilities
> > than Protools. I would download Protools Free if they port to linux, just
> > to play around, but really I do like to see the source as I'm teaching
> > myself C/C++ and I really need to see good examples of coding.
> >
> > To me Ardour is one of the most compelling apps for linux, but because I
> > just have a lowly Ensoniq ES1370 and can't use Ardour with my current
> > setup. I don't have a digital mixer, so using the RME Hammerfall would be
> > expensive cause I'd have to get the card and ADATS/Digital Mixer. Are
> > there any less expensive hardware solutions that work well with Ardour?
> >
>
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