So I'm wondering if the unit is broken or if there are some tricks I could try.
Sadly I have no machine with native Windows nor a MAC around I could try but people seem to claim that this is a default-USB-Audio Interface and should work (I have other audio-interfaces and none have issues). I played around with the digital-output/USB settings but I just cannot get any signal. The M-Audio Audiophile USB has 7 USB Interfaces: a USB interface: USB Interface nb.0. Maybe it has something to do with how I connected my studio monitors (I had no XLR cables around so I connected them via Output 2 and set the "copy to Output 2" of Output 1 in the settings. This section describes some internal aspects of the device and summarizes the data I got by usb-snooping the windows and Linux drivers. Sadly I have now DAW available for Windows but I installed the drivers in the VM and there too there seems to be no signals. My computer/OS recognizes the interface and I can see (jack/ardour) the 4 channels - problem is I can get no signal from anyone of those.Įverything else is working fine - patching the USB through to a Windows-WM works with FM3-Edit without any issue. I am also finding that a lot of the products in the ALSA listings are no longer available for purchase.I hope this is the right subforum for my question.Īs the title suggests I have an issue with the audio-interface part of my FM3.
Some explicitly state that a particular sound card is not supported. However, different audio devices have different controls, quirks, and levels of. Our software is compatible with most USB audio interfaces that are supported by the Linux ALSA project. It is not clear if all of those products are supported by the ALSA sound project. Whether using a pre-made JackTrip Digital Bridge, or building your own, youll need to use a compatible USB audio device. When I click on a brand that I recognize as one that sells audio interfaces there are a bunch of products listed. There are different brands listed that make soundcards used in a variety of applications (some are internal sound cards, while others are part of external devices). If its there in the list you can configure input and output of the device in the sound TAB of the Ubuntu settings application. I am having trouble understanding the ALSA wiki and how to use it. try typing 'lsusb' in command-line to see if Linux detected the USB audio interface. The studio pro site is a bit dated due to this a lot of the devices listed are no longer available through the online dealers.
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