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Originally Posted by yoink  In the end, if you have an ALSA-capable device with ADAT Optical I/O you can use another set of converters and still feed a linux distro quality audio.
Ubuntu Studio, last time I checked, was quite good. |
MADI might be a good route. The reason I need 64 bit is because of RAM and my storage server. I'm going to be using a combination of VMware and/or KVM for virtualizing windows in a 64 bit environment for virtual synths, vst plugins, and samplers. Thats what I need the ram for. I won't be using a ton of plugins, just a few for compression and gating. But I still need a 24 channel D/A to get to my console. And of course I want linux because of it's reliability. The only reason I don't just fork out the dough for protools is because I don't like digidesign. I like to be different.
Ubuntu studio was going to be my choice OS