Subject: Re: [linux-audio-user] Hardware for Multitrack Recording Setup
From: kevin ernste (kevinernste_AT_yahoo.com)
Date: Thu Aug 22 2002 - 00:23:49 EEST
I can recommend the RME cards for audio. And they
have thier own reference systems listed at:
http://www.rme-audio.com/english/techinfo/refpc/index.htm
I can vouch first hand for their choice of
motherboard, as I have had problems with others, the
rest (case, drives, etc) I don't use and have had no
problems.
If you need/want quiet too, you might look at:
http://www.carillonusa.com
I have never used their stuff, but they give specs on
their equipt, including quiet, fast drives, etc. You
might have a look just for that info.
Best,
Kevin
--- Jason MacDermott <jmacdermott_AT_rogers.com> wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> I am investigating getting a new computer
> specificially for my little
> recording studio - I'd like to run Linux on it,
> ALSA, and software like
> ecasound and Audacity, etc.
>
> Can anyone recommend specific hardware components?
> ie: Motherboards, etc.?
> If I am going to be specifying components, I'd like
> to know what would work
> well in a Linux/music recording setup. If anything
> will do, I might save a
> few bucks by purchasing a pre-made unit (and all I'd
> have to supply would be
> extras - like a BIG HD and mutli-in/out audio card).
>
> Thanks for any suggestions!
> Jay
>
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