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Emery Davis *nix forums beginner
Joined: 08 Jul 2005
Posts: 39
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Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2005 7:44 am Post subject:
Re: octane audio recording setup
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On Sun, 16 Oct 2005 13:09:47 GMT
tr0x <trox@interfree.it> wrote:
] Hi, i'm going to buy a sgi for audio stuff: i record audio using a
] fostex multitrack then would like to transfer digital audio to the sgi
] using optical connection. Then with a software would like to adjust the
] various audio tracks and produce the final mix. Finally the mix has to
] be recorded to a DAT cassette, for cd print.
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] Can this be done with an sgi octane?
] What are the system requirements for mixing 16-24 audio tracks
] (16bit/44.1khz)? Is ok a 2x10k@250mhz or even a 2x10k@195mhz?
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] Is there any software capable of doing these tasks?
] I've heard something about "ardour", but it seems to be designed for
] linux... is it possible to use it on irix?
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] Or is better to look for a more recent sgi workstation or buy a new pc
] with a linux distribution (agnula?)?
]
Sadly, your best bet is to do this work on a PC or mac.
On the Octane I can have DAP and MixViews, both of which
work but aren't terribly robust. I also have a tardist of
glame (old version) from neko but haven't tried to install
because of some old freeware prereq issues.
Much of the problem with the old sgi packages seems to
revolve around file formats. Also there are a limited of
filters etc.
I've run Audacity on a mac, it is fast and reasonably
friendly and robust. It would be lovely to have this
running on the octane...
HTH
-E
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Atro Tossavainen *nix forums Guru Wannabe
Joined: 22 Feb 2005
Posts: 131
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Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2005 9:52 am Post subject:
Re: octane audio recording setup
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tr0x <trox@interfree.it> writes:
| Quote: | Hi, i'm going to buy a sgi for audio stuff: i record audio using a
fostex multitrack then would like to transfer digital audio to the sgi
using optical connection. Then with a software would like to adjust the
various audio tracks and produce the final mix. Finally the mix has to
be recorded to a DAT cassette, for cd print.
Can this be done with an sgi octane?
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It's got both S/PDIF (coaxial 2-track) and ADAT (optical 8-track)
inputs/outputs, and the Soundtrack software can be used for adjusting
the tracks. Soundtrack is far from the world's most sophisticated
software for that purpose, however.
| Quote: | What are the system requirements for mixing 16-24 audio tracks
(16bit/44.1khz)? Is ok a 2x10k@250mhz or even a 2x10k@195mhz?
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I haven't got an idea. I'm planning to try the same on a 1*10k@175 MHz
eventually.
| Quote: | Is there any software capable of doing these tasks?
I've heard something about "ardour", but it seems to be designed for
linux... is it possible to use it on irix?
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Not to my knowledge. I've tried asking the developers about porting
JACK to SGI hardware, but my question bounced from the mailing list.
| Quote: | Or is better to look for a more recent sgi workstation
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No use, the software is the same.
| Quote: | or buy a new pc with a linux distribution (agnula?)?
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Up to you. If you don't mind fiddling for hours to get the hardware
and software just right...
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tr0x *nix forums beginner
Joined: 16 Oct 2005
Posts: 2
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Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2005 1:09 pm Post subject:
octane audio recording setup
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Hi, i'm going to buy a sgi for audio stuff: i record audio using a
fostex multitrack then would like to transfer digital audio to the sgi
using optical connection. Then with a software would like to adjust the
various audio tracks and produce the final mix. Finally the mix has to
be recorded to a DAT cassette, for cd print.
Can this be done with an sgi octane?
What are the system requirements for mixing 16-24 audio tracks
(16bit/44.1khz)? Is ok a 2x10k@250mhz or even a 2x10k@195mhz?
Is there any software capable of doing these tasks?
I've heard something about "ardour", but it seems to be designed for
linux... is it possible to use it on irix?
Or is better to look for a more recent sgi workstation or buy a new pc
with a linux distribution (agnula?)?
Thanks!
bye.
tr0x |
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