On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 11:35:30PM -0600, Garett Shulman wrote: > On the EEE, what audio interface are you using with Fludsynth? The > built-in CODEC? With Jack? For my own practicing, simple audio editing (Rezound, oggz-chop, mpgsplit), and street performing, I use the built-in HDA-Intel interface. Works great. For the couple band rehearsals I've brought it to, I've used my USB FastTrack Pro, since it has 1/4" outs. If I used it in any other live situation I'd use the FastTrack too. -ken ---------------- >> Actually, I'm using the EEE as a softsynth, not a DAW. >> >> It's working out rather well so far. I can run a couple Fluidsynths, an ecasound with a couple LADSPA plugins, and some other utilities, with no problems. Exactly what I wanted. >> >> I also experimented with ecasound on it for doing some scratch ideas, and it works. >> >> I also loaded Ardour on it, but Ardour is DOA on the EEE: the dialog boxes so frickin big that they don't fit in the EEE's small screen. >> >> But the EEE is perfect as a low-power, light, highly portable softsynth. I've used it for some outdoor street music, and it's fantastic for that. Also very convenient for rehearsals and should be helpful for casual gigs too. >> >> -ken > _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-user
