Hello list,
I'm using Linux (Red Hat 9, Fedora Core) for several years and I'm reading
this list for some time, but I have no experience in using Linux audio yet.
So I am looking for a reliable soundcard, which could be used as a
midi-controlled softwaresyntesizer, looking forward to making my first steps
as a LAU :-) The M-Audio Audiophile soundcards seemed to be an appropriate
choice.
Am Sonntag 27 November 2005 19:43 schrieb studio-64:
> HI
> Yes
> Envy24controll can access the card for Linux.
> I use it with Agnula.
But Ctirad answered that the Audiophile 192 is not supported by Alsa. So, who
is wrong?
Looking on the ALSA pages, it seems that Ctirad is right. On the other hand,
M-Audio states that ALSA is supporting the "Audiophile" without
distinguishing between both cards.
As I am to make a decision between the "2496" and the "192" too, I would be
glad if someone could clarify this point. Who has an Audiophile 192 running?
Moreover I would like to know the differences between both cards (except from
the sampling rate). Are there any benefits using the Audiophile 192 compared
to the 2496?
TIA
Marco
Received on Sat Dec 10 08:15:05 2005
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