=== Unit193 is now known as HeadlessHorseman [14:06] Good morning all! [14:07] Has anyone used UbuntiStudio with Zoom R16 and Behringer 1204 USB? [14:59] derryck: those sound familiar, but I do not have experience with them personally [15:01] derryck: the general rule is that if an interface does not require extra drivers for mac, it will work fine on Linux. [15:03] OK great. Thanks. The Behringer is a mixer that supports USB recording, but all the software provided was Windoze based. [15:04] I'm just doing a quick scan of the manual now. [15:04] I think that some people have used Audacity to capture the sound from the mixer. It is quite a nice/little/cheap number. [15:06] how old is the 1204? internal dsp is 40khz? [15:07] Anyway the usb audio says: 16bit stereo/48k, so probably USB1.1 audio. but I find it odd it does not mention much more than that. [15:08] I know of people who have used the various zoom R* boxes ok both as interface and as controller. [15:08] I got it last year. I think it is the 40khz. You can only get a mixed down couple of tracks over USB (as far as I know) [15:09] OK - that's great news on the Zoom :) [15:10] it is 40k internally, but when you use it with a computer use it at 48k [15:10] You may want to change the pulseaudio default sample rate to 48k as well. [15:14] OK - I just ran out to check it is the QX1202USB [15:14] * OvenWerks has no idea why they default to 44k1 when the internal achetecture is all 48k [15:16] LOL. They also make a mention of an ASIO driver. [15:18] from the manual: "There are no required drivers, but we [15:18] recommend that PC users install the ASIO driver" [15:19] So as you are not a "PC user" no driver needed :) [15:25] LOL - Ok - thanks Ovenwerks! Have a wonderful day! === el is now known as strawfeminist [20:55] test === kspencer is now known as Bearded_Reaper