Re: State of RME Raydat?

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hi jason!

On 01/18/2012 04:04 AM, Jason Jones wrote:
Hello all.  I'm new to the list, although I shouldn't be.  I've been
running a Linux-based recording studio now for 10 years, and doing it
professionally for 3.  I use ardour, hydrogen, muse2, mixbus, LinuxDSP,
and a bunch of OSS LADSPA and LV2 plugins.

I recently decided to jump into the RME arena (currently using an Echo
Audiofire12 for my converters and interface, and it works beautifully)
and am finding it oddly difficult to get good results from google
concerning the state of new-ish RME products and Linux compatibility.

Has anyone out there used the Raydat interface successfully with the WCM
(word clock module) add-on card?   Does the hdspmixer work with the
raydat?  Are there any shortcomings, or any reason I shouldn't use it in
a professional studio?

I thought it'd be a good idea to refresh the internet new RME info,
because the latest update I can find is from September of 2011.

Any info is welcome!


the raydat should work, but there are very few users out there. i'm cc:ing adi on this, he is maintaining the rme drivers and should know more. can't comment on the hdspmixer, but even if there are some problems, they shouldn't be too hard to fix.

i'm using the hdsp madi, which works nicely, and might be an alternative.
i haven't used it at 192k much (only for making measurements), but i think it was ok.


hth,


jörn

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