I am a sound a sound engineer for a local church and we will soon be upgrading our old gl3300 to an ilive t112 (probably with an idr48 but we haven’t decided this yet) and I wish to do multitrack recordings of live events. I have my own acer asp[ire 3680 laptop and a more powerful custom built tower both with ardour running on a jack server in Ubuntu studio. what is the best way (for low cost and high quality) to do multitrack (anything from 16 to 40 tracks) with this setup
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Originally posted by andy95I am a sound a sound engineer for a local church and we will soon be upgrading our old gl3300 to an ilive t112 (probably with an idr48 but we haven’t decided this yet) and I wish to do multitrack recordings of live events. I have my own acer asp[ire 3680 laptop and a more powerful custom built tower both with ardour running on a jack server in Ubuntu studio. what is the best way (for low cost and high quality) to do multitrack (anything from 16 to 40 tracks) with this setup
Dante add-on card for the iLive. $1700 for 64 channel, 48@24 bidirectional recording. Will pipe it right into your desktop via Ethernet
iDR-48, T-112, Mixpad
College
… my recommendation: m-waves card [
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you get superbly programmed driver from waves (asio+coreaudio) and can record/play back 64 channels w/ 24bit/48khz
take a look therefore …
greetz,
andie
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andreas putz
foh engineer
office@inlinemedia.at
Why would you pick Waves over Dante? Cost is identical but Waves is less compatible with other technologies?
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Originally posted by inlinemedia… my recommendation: m-waves card [
you get superbly programmed driver from waves (asio+coreaudio) and can record/play back 64 channels w/ 24bit/48khz
take a look therefore …
greetz,
andie
–
andreas putz
foh engineer
office@inlinemedia.at
iDR-48, T-112, Mixpad
College
andy95 ask for a solution on Ubuntu/Linux.
how many Driver are aviable for Dante on Linux? zerro!
BTW: the discussion about SoundGrid/Dante is
tedious. Both are Proffesional and reliable.
+1 Dante
Unless you are actually going to use WAVES plugins, I would go DANTE too. Alot of expansion options come with it.
T112, R72, iDR48 (2), iDR16 all w/M-DANTE, PL10, MixPads, Editor
MacBook Pro, Mac Mini,PC
Lion/Logic Pro/PT10/Reaper
All latest versions/firmware
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Originally posted by Düsenklangandy95 ask for a solution on Ubuntu/Linux.
how many Driver are aviable for Dante on Linux? zerro!
</font id=“quote”></blockquote id=“quote”>Indeed. Unfortunately, I don’t think DVS is supported under Linux. Nor have I heard or read about any plans to do so.
Your choice now is to either suck it up and install Windows, or look at using a 24ch ADAT connection instead. As much as I am a Linux fan, my preference is strongly for the former.
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Originally posted by mervakaquote:
Originally posted by Düsenklangandy95 ask for a solution on Ubuntu/Linux.
how many Driver are aviable for Dante on Linux? zerro!
</font id=“quote”></blockquote id=“quote”>Indeed. Unfortunately, I don’t think DVS is supported under Linux. Nor have I heard or read about any plans to do so.
Your choice now is to either suck it up and install Windows, or look at using a 24ch ADAT connection instead. As much as I am a Linux fan, my preference is strongly for the former.
actually, MADI is probably the way to go with andy95’s setup…https://ardour.org/realFAQ
RayS
R-72/iDR32/iPS10
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Originally posted by RaySquote:
Originally posted by mervakaquote:
Originally posted by Düsenklangandy95 ask for a solution on Ubuntu/Linux.
how many Driver are aviable for Dante on Linux? zerro!
</font id=“quote”></blockquote id=“quote”>Indeed. Unfortunately, I don’t think DVS is supported under Linux. Nor have I heard or read about any plans to do so.
Your choice now is to either suck it up and install Windows, or look at using a 24ch ADAT connection instead. As much as I am a Linux fan, my preference is strongly for the former.
actually, MADI is probably the way to go with andy95’s setup…https://ardour.org/realFAQ
RayS
R-72/iDR32/iPS10
Apologies. I totally forgot this approach! Definitely the best one for Linux. RME have probably the best supported platform for Linux out of all the pro audio interface manufacturers. I should know that, being a DIGI96/8 owner myself…