Linux Audio Interface Hardware

Linux Compatible Audio Interfaces – LinuxGameCast

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This is a list of interfaces tested for the series Interfacing Linux. Nothing here is guesswork. You can view the Jack Studio Setup if you're curious. Confirmed working:Apogee Duet (2007)Apogee ONE (2009)Behringer FCA202Behringer FCA1616Digidesign Digi 003RDigidesign Mbox 2 MiniDouk Audio U2 USBFoc

USB audio interfaces for Linux | maidavale.org

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As iOS and Android now support USB Audio Class 1 and 2 (UAC1 and UAC2), manufacturers are producing more standard USB Audio devices for use with iPhone and iPad music production software. A good sign that an audio interface will work under Linux is if it lists iOS support. Some devices may only be partially functional with basic UAC drivers ...

Updated list of Linux compatible audio interfaces ...

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Some additions for the list of devices I own and tested: [1] Behringer UMC404 works well under Linux even with low latency (64 frames) settings. I don't know what the situation is with the UMC404HD or how well it works under Linux. [2] RME9652 HDSP (PCI) audio side works OK but sending MIDI to its integrated MIDI interfaces cause xruns under Linux. This xrun …

Hardware support [Linux-Sound] - Linux Audio

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I'm very happy with the VSL1818. It is class-compliant and works OOTB with all versions of Linux >= 2.6.22 and provides stable low-latency I/O with JACK. (I'm running debian Linux 3.2.0-2-rt-686-pae #1 SMP PREEMPT RT). Kees van Veen mentioned that it works on vanilla Ubuntu 12.04 but to get down to -p64 -n2 he needs the lowlatency kernel or jack produces xruns.

Hardware + Linux - Sound & MIDI Software For Linux

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Hardware + Linux. If you are looking for pro-audio interfaces that will work with Linux your choices are limited to certain cards from RME, M-Audio, and AudioScience.Common desktop sound & MIDI needs are well-served by the Audigy and SBLive! soundcards from Creative Labs.USB audio and MIDI interfaces known to work under Linux include devices from M-Audio, …

Hardware + Linux [Linux-Sound] - Linux Audio

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Hardware + Linux, Audio Interface: Raspberry Pi and realtime, low-latency audio; Raspberry Pi and realtime, low-latency audio The Raspberry Pi can be set up to handle realtime, low-latency audio but it requires quite some tweaking. Hence th… Hardware + Linux, USB Audio/MIDI, raspberry pi, HOWTOs and FAQs: Rio Support

Audio Interface [Linux-Sound]

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Hardware Matrix [Linux-Sound] - Linux Audio

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Please recommend a Linux-friendly audio interface with ...

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I need a self-powered and portable USB audio interface with two analog inputs and a hardware loopback. And it must be supported OOTB in Linux. The loopback requirement is what has tripped me up so far. Regarding the loopback, it could be done via 1) a software mixing/routing application that runs on Linux [and can save the routing configuration to …