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Not mentioned yet, is the Pisound together with a raspberry pi. Fast boot and good hardware in general, for the price. Haven't run any daws with it though, only
by capableweb 4y ago
Not mentioned yet, is the Pisound together with a raspberry pi. Fast boot and good hardware in general, for the price. Haven't run any daws with it though, only Patchbox OS (which is made by the same people that makes the Pisound, who also makes the Midihub which is a core staple in my home studio: Blokas):
- https://blokas.io/pisound/ https://blokas.io/pisound/ - €99 - Pisound is an ultra-low latency high-quality sound card and MIDI interface specially designed for Raspberry Pi pocket computers.
- https://blokas.io/patchbox-os/ https://blokas.io/patchbox-os/ - Free - Patchbox OS is a custom Linux distribution specially designed for Raspberry Pi based audio projects. It comes pre-configured for low latency audio performance and pre-installed audio software that will help you get started with your projects in no time!
I'm not affiliated with Blokas, just a very happy user of Midihub.
- worik 4y agoPiSOund is good. The Raspberry Pi is badly served when it comes to sound cards that do I/O, though. Pi sound has 3/4 inch I/O jacks, all be them stereo. Hi Fi Berry have a multitude of cards but for a musician wielding 3/4 inch cables they are not much use. The PiSound has MIDI Din jacks but I have not found any new MIDI equipment, any more, that requires them. It is all over USB it seems.