[Liverpool] Silent PCs

[Sebastian Arcus]

I'm not really into audio (like I needed to state that by now :-) ) - 
but I found all this chatter really interesting. I always like to know 
what tech stuff are others up to. And thanks for the explanations.

About '98 (where the story with the 486 comes in) I was working in a 
radio. However, it was the news department, and we were only doing 
basing editing of voice clips. Hence my complete lack of knowledge about 
advanced music creation stuff.

I figured, by now, I owe it to you all. In exchange for putting up with 
my GPS dongle, Asterisk, cctv webcams ramblings, the least I can do is 
to put up with your audio diversion :D Paying my dues, and all that.

Anyway, it's been interesting.

Sebastian




On 18/06/11 00:03, Dan Lynch wrote:
> On Fri, Jun 17, 2011 at 10:39 PM, Bob Ham <rah at bash.sh> wrote:
>
>
>     RME actually provided documentation for Paul Davis (Ardour and JACK
>     developer) to write the ALSA drivers.  They are cool :-)
>
>
> Oh yeah, they are a pretty cool company. They helped the ALSA developers
> a lot by providing hardware and so on.
>
> Thanks for the info. Very nice looking set up you have there, even if
> it's not actually "set up" at the moment hehe :)
>
> I'm sure I'll sort the Hammerfall problem. To be honest I haven't had a
> proper crack at setting up the studio since moving. Not for music
> anyway. Can't wait to get into that.
>
> I'll stop the extended audio talk now and get back to Linux sparing the
> rest of the list. Quick somebody mention the kernel or something!
>
> See ya,
>
> Dan
>
>
>
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