On Wed, 2012-03-14 at 11:39 -0700, Bob van der Poel wrote:
> > I have the Zoom R8, and about all I can do with it is mount as an
> > external drive. It would be cool to use it as a control surface with
> > Ardour (I think it can work like a Mackie surface), but getting the
> > USB interface to work with ALSA has been problematic:
> >
>
> You must be googleing the same internet as I am :)
>
> My little bit of testing here does leave me impressed. Sounds very
> clean and appears to have a lot of options. Just a matter of putting
> on my glasses and boring down into the various menus.
>
I've got two r16s (USB linked). I only use my computer for mix down
and mastering. The R16s mount fine under Linux. I haven't had a need
to try it as a control surface and, since I can record 16 tracks live, I
haven't needed to try it as an interface. It's so much more convenient
to go record wherever you need to than it is to drag people back to my
home "studio". I record all of my band's gigs live using a direct out
per channel from the board into the R16s. The gain is a bit touchy but
I can live with it. Definitely worth the money.
Jan
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