> I've been using audacity because it's simpler, but it's oss based, > so there are complications. Can only get 2 channels working > perfectly so far. You need Audacity version 1.1.3 or later for multichannel - I recommend building wxGTK 2.4.0 from source rather than using the Mandrake RPMS, which install a later version of wxGTK that the Audacity developers do not recommend. Audacity 1.2.0-pre3 was the latest release for Linux, I think. It also helps multichannel performance if you set up a simple .asoundrc file in your home directory, I've found. We've recorded with up to 8 inputs on a Delta 1010 using Audacity. > Make sure to tell audacity that your project is > in 48k bps, since the card seems to play at that rate no matter > what audacity says, and you'll get screwed up wav/mp3 headers > otherwise. I haven't experienced that with the Delta 1010, although with more than 6 input channels the performance was better at 48KHz than 44.1KHz. 8 channels at 44.1KHz caused some sync problems between tracks. Cheers Daniel
