[haiku] Re: Is Haiku ready for (home-studio) sound edition?
- From: Barrett <barrett666@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: haiku@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2011 17:03:24 +0100
Hi Marcio Frayze David,
Before I install a "native" Haiku installation (I just used it under VMware)
> I would like to know: is Haiku ready for simple sound edition?
I have played around that, Haiku is not ready to record in real time due to
some latency problems.
Is there a good hardware (audio) support?
Yes, we have many native drivers and a port of OSS, usb/firewire audio
devices are not available (a native driver is requested). I suggest you to
install Haiku, usually the system run better on native hardware than in vm.
What (free and open, if possible) softwares should I use? I don't want
> anything too complex, just want to record on multiple tracks, that's all.
>
BeAE is an audio editor for Haiku.
You can install BeAE using the installoptionalpackage command from Terminal,
some apps are available to haikuware.com, i suggest to take a look. Cortex
is a "media_kit gui", it allow you to control any node in the media_kit (it
is installed in any Haiku build).
http://haikuware.com/directory/multimedia/audio/audio-editing/
Regards
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