LinuxMusicians

I should mention that I decided to hang on to my X32 for now. I don’t love how bulky it is, and the sound quality is mediocre (for studio use- it’s great for live work.) But it does work flawlessly with Linux. In the meantime, I’m investigating how to get my TC StudioKonnekt work under Linux.

Yes, I just did a fresh install of Ubuntu 18.04 with a low-latency kernel and the StudioKonnekt is detected and system sounds will play through it. I'm still kind of struggling with trying to get it to work with jack and apps, but that's a topic for another thread.

I'm currently using a Behringer X32 digital mixer with my Linux machine. It works well, but I'm not crazy about the sound and bulky form factor and I'm thinking of replacing it. In a prior life, I worked in a recording studio and got to work with high-end converters (Apogee, Metric Halo, Lynx, etc.)...

Any tips or links to tutorials on how to use wine-staging with Ubuntu 18.04 and wineasio? I also wasted a bunch of time trying to get wineasio to work to no avail.

Hello all, I can't seem to find much useful information about configuring Firewire audio interfaces using the current Alsa drivers supplied with the kernel. Most of the documentation I'm seeing about Firewire audio on Linux is in regards to FFADO and seems to be older. I have read a few reports of s...

What version of the kernel are you running? I would love to get my TC Electronic StudioKonnekt 48 running. Currently, it's recognized under ALSA and I can send audio to it, but I'm getting a constant stream of dropouts. This is using kernel 4.15.0-20-lowlatency. Honestly, I didn't expect it to work ...