On Wed, May 16, 2012 at 5:28 AM, Robin Gareus <robin@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
No, no, their point is about the fact that it uses Mackie Control Protocol. Thanks to SSL I have totally revamped Ardour3's Mackie support and the surface itself works very, very, very nicely (especially with a direct ipMIDI connection into Ardour3's own ipMIDI support).
What's a shame (and what makes the purchase price even more absurd for Linux users) is that they used a proprietary USB audio stack. I'm trying to see if I can wedge it open with some gentle banter :)
> sadly, this is not:http://www.solidstatelogic.com/music/nucleus announces:
> http://www.solid-state-logic.com/news/hires/Nucleus_overhead_large.jpg
>
> despite being pretty new and only handling 4 channels
"Compatible with [..], [..], [../..] and all major DAW applications."
It's not compatible with Ardour and Mixbus, which are certainly major
DAW applications :-) Booo.
No, no, their point is about the fact that it uses Mackie Control Protocol. Thanks to SSL I have totally revamped Ardour3's Mackie support and the surface itself works very, very, very nicely (especially with a direct ipMIDI connection into Ardour3's own ipMIDI support).
What's a shame (and what makes the purchase price even more absurd for Linux users) is that they used a proprietary USB audio stack. I'm trying to see if I can wedge it open with some gentle banter :)
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