Might be better to contact PreSonus first and ask them if it's BeBop
and or FFADO to see if it might work before dropping your hard earned
money on it.
Also make sure that you do all the firmware updates on the VSR-880's
from the Roland website so that when you do connect an RPC/R-BUS
interface up to it, that it will properly see the connection. Older
firmware will either not see anything or only one port.
Other I/O that work with the R-Bus interface:
Roland RPC-1 PCI Card
Edirol DA-2496 PCI Card
M-Audio Delta R-BUS (this is the Envy24 chip which is already supported
by ALSA), only thing is you'd have to get two of them and daisy chain
them to get the 16 channels. Cards would sync via external SPDIF (out of
one into the other).
Another option would be to get an R-BUS to ADAT converter, Roland made
these, DIF-AT or DIF-AT24 (little black boxes), look on ebay. Then you
can go into a sound card or 1394 interface that supports multiple ADAT
input ports.
On 9/21/2010 7:13 PM, Jörn Nettingsmeier wrote:
On 09/21/2010 07:34 PM, Svend-Erik Kjær Madsen wrote:
Hi
I just bought a pair of two older Roland VSR-880 to record my band
during rehearse , I'm gonna use it with an analog mixer, but I would be
pleased to be able to feed Ardour with some of the recordings too, but
the only way to do it digital is through the R-bus which is a Roland
thing, but i found this device
http://www.thomann.de/gb/presonus_vfire.htm and wonder if anyone here
succeeded to install the device on Linux ?
Maybe I used the wrong keywords but I can't find anything about it on
Google.
if you can find out whether it uses a DICE or BEBOP chip, then there's
a chance it might run with ffado.
i didn't say this, but you can always order the thing, fiddle away for
a week and then return it in "as-new" condition with a full refund.
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