how to build a realtime audio workstation (LAW)

[khz]

More infos about RT-gnu.linux:

http://sidux.com/index.php?module=pnWik ... udiostudio

you are welcome

cheers khz

[studio32]

I think we have this one already..

http://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?t=68

[khz]

Cool, sry i didn't see this post ...
NEW: now also in english

[studio32]

Can you remove your first post of this thread or can the moderator remove this thread, because when have it already

[khz]

Can you remove your first post of this thread

i dont know how...

can the moderator remove this thread, because when have it already

yes can the moderator remove this thread?
http://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?t=68

thx khz

[matmc2]

I'm using Ubuntu 8.04, and I wanted to record some music for http://www.magentamusic.eu: I needed a real time kernel and Ardour2.
What is a real time kernel?
It's a linux core optimized for low-latency applications, just like music recording.
Ardour2 is a DAW, that is a program useful to digitally record and edit your audio material.
I've upgraded my system in 2 simple steps: I opened a terminal and I wrote this.

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sudo apt-get install linux-rt
sudo apt-get install ardour

When I booted the PC, I had to choose between my "usual" kernel and the RT (real time) one.
I tested this configuration with a TASCAM US 122 USB soundcard and it is working fine!

[studio32]

@matmc2, uh... yes you can build a studio as small as you want... :/

BTW nice music in your weblink... and welcome at this forum...