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Audio digital technology and Ubuntu server setup

Audio digital technology and Ubuntu server setup

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03-28-2023, 05:28 PM
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You're thinking outside the box with this audio setup. Instead of relying on multiple devices or cloud services, you're aiming for a centralized solution using pro audio amplifiers and a Linux server. That's a solid approach for control and flexibility. Regarding Linux support, dante, AVB, and AES67 are well-documented in the community, especially with modern distributions like Ubuntu. Many users have shared their experiences with running these protocols on servers, often using tools like JACK or PortWizard for bridging. Docker can help isolate your audio stack, making it easier to test and deploy. If you're aiming for a party vibe, the idea of a digital mixer is quite creative—just make sure your server has enough RAM and network bandwidth. Let me know if you want tips on configuring specific tools!
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03-28-2023, 05:28 PM #1

You're thinking outside the box with this audio setup. Instead of relying on multiple devices or cloud services, you're aiming for a centralized solution using pro audio amplifiers and a Linux server. That's a solid approach for control and flexibility. Regarding Linux support, dante, AVB, and AES67 are well-documented in the community, especially with modern distributions like Ubuntu. Many users have shared their experiences with running these protocols on servers, often using tools like JACK or PortWizard for bridging. Docker can help isolate your audio stack, making it easier to test and deploy. If you're aiming for a party vibe, the idea of a digital mixer is quite creative—just make sure your server has enough RAM and network bandwidth. Let me know if you want tips on configuring specific tools!

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