08-04-2016, 08:19 AM
(This post was last modified: 08-04-2016, 08:25 AM by Plumocelot.)
(08-03-2016, 12:44 PM)Plumocelot Wrote: Hello, I'm new to the forum but I'd like to share some recent success with the Zoom R16 and Zoom R24 recorders as an input device.
I've been using Mixbus for a few months now and I'm loving it. Normally I use a FocusRite for my interface but this week I successfully got the R24 to record under Linux which now gives me 8 simultaneous inputs should I need them and midi control of the faders/solo and transport.
I'm using Qiana Studio from Bitwig as my Linux install as it is a kind of hybrid of KXStudio and Ubuntu Studio for 64 bit and it's running on a fairly cheap laptop from ebuyer (sold with linux) which I fitted with an SSD. Has four cores and 8Gb of memory and has been very stable so far with Mixbus 3.4 and today with Mixbus 32C.
https://www.bitwig.com/en/home/news-arch...tudio.html
To get the Zoom R24 to work under Linux I updated to the brand new 4.4 Linux Kernel (low latency) which has only been around a few weeks but now has the Zoom support.
QJackCtl settings I can probably screen capture and post here if anyone is interested.
The Midi control surface works with a few tweaks of the Mackie protocol and again I'll show my settings if this is useful.
Spend a whole day recording and mixing with Mixbus 32C and to say I am delighted is an understatement. This really is a terrific piece of work from your developers.
I'll post some mixes soon too.
Plum
Some QJackCTL settings
Plum
(08-04-2016, 08:19 AM)Plumocelot Wrote:(08-03-2016, 12:44 PM)Plumocelot Wrote: Hello, I'm new to the forum but I'd like to share some recent success with the Zoom R16 and Zoom R24 recorders as an input device.
I've been using Mixbus for a few months now and I'm loving it. Normally I use a FocusRite for my interface but this week I successfully got the R24 to record under Linux which now gives me 8 simultaneous inputs should I need them and midi control of the faders/solo and transport.
I'm using Qiana Studio from Bitwig as my Linux install as it is a kind of hybrid of KXStudio and Ubuntu Studio for 64 bit and it's running on a fairly cheap laptop from ebuyer (sold with linux) which I fitted with an SSD. Has four cores and 8Gb of memory and has been very stable so far with Mixbus 3.4 and today with Mixbus 32C.
https://www.bitwig.com/en/home/news-arch...tudio.html
To get the Zoom R24 to work under Linux I updated to the brand new 4.4 Linux Kernel (low latency) which has only been around a few weeks but now has the Zoom support.
QJackCtl settings I can probably screen capture and post here if anyone is interested.
The Midi control surface works with a few tweaks of the Mackie protocol and again I'll show my settings if this is useful.
Spend a whole day recording and mixing with Mixbus 32C and to say I am delighted is an understatement. This really is a terrific piece of work from your developers.
I'll post some mixes soon too.
Plum
Some QJackCTL settings
Plum
Jack control surface connections
Plum