LinuxMusicians

https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/raspbe ... w-from-35/

Hi new rpi4 is out,various configuration ( 1-2-4 giga ram) 35.45.55 dollars

gennaro

Still there are no items for sale on EBay/Aliexpress.

Does anyone know what the on board audio is?

I have tried but not been able to find out.

Meh. Needs even more Amps and micro HDMI. Especially that last one. I'm not gonna fiddle w/ micro plugs. Everything you put in there will fall out! I've got a little tablet w/ micro HDMI and I know for a fact that that suck big time!

sadko4u wrote:Still there are no items for sale on EBay/Aliexpress.

https://www.kiwi-electronics.nl/raspber ... odel-b-1gb

Would somebody like to hazard a guess as to how Ubuntu Studio would perform on the Pi4 4G mem?

nigeldodd wrote:Would somebody like to hazard a guess as to how Ubuntu Studio would perform on the Pi4 4G mem?

You know that an RPi uses an ARM chip?

I am not sure about this but it is possible to install ARM iso images of Ubuntu on the Pi
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/RaspberryPi ... ISO_images

nigeldodd wrote:I am not sure about this but it is possible to install ARM iso images of Ubuntu on the Pi
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/RaspberryPi ... ISO_images

Yes, but do you get Ubuntu Studio for ARM? All the apps would have to be compiled for ARM.

Ok, I see.

I have looked for apps running on straight Raspian, the native Pi OS, and these include Jack, Ardour and Hydrogen. I have no idea how they will run especially with regard to latency. My Pi4 is in the post.

nigeldodd wrote:Ok, I see.

I have looked for apps running on straight Raspian, the native Pi OS, and these include Jack, Ardour and Hydrogen. I have no idea how they will run especially with regard to latency. My Pi4 is in the post.

When it arrives and you have "experimented" you might want to start a separate topic 'bout music production on a Raspberry Pi 4. Lots op people appear to be interested in that. How are you planning to use it? It needs a display etc. On a battery for ultimate portability?

I will use a 4K monitor, usc C power supply, connect to Clavinova piano and Yamaha monitor loudspeakers.

I have another agenda which is to pave the way for digital music composition at my son's school. He is 12 and they only use Musescore connected to keyboards at the moment and garageband on their tablets.

If they can get a working digital audio workstation for <£100 I think it might transform music teaching there. The Raspberry Pi 4 would be one solution. I will report back.

i have a order rpi4 with 4 giga ram When I arrive at the end of this month I will install the new version of waveform 10 for raspberry and I'll see how it works.

gennaro