Comment by bvrmn 2 years ago Next post is a clear trolling. 96 channel card user wants to migrate to Linux. Nice story bruh. 2 comments bvrmn Reply steve1977 2 years ago While the HDSPe MADI FX is certainly RME’s PCIe flagship, it’s not that uncommon, so why not?It could also be a HDSPe AES (32 channels) or RayDAT (72 channels). These cards are quite widely in use.Also the fact that the card supports 96 channels doesn’t mean you need to have as many A/D inputs necessarily. louthy 2 years ago God forbid anybody who wants to use Linux in a professional setting.
steve1977 2 years ago While the HDSPe MADI FX is certainly RME’s PCIe flagship, it’s not that uncommon, so why not?It could also be a HDSPe AES (32 channels) or RayDAT (72 channels). These cards are quite widely in use.Also the fact that the card supports 96 channels doesn’t mean you need to have as many A/D inputs necessarily.
While the HDSPe MADI FX is certainly RME’s PCIe flagship, it’s not that uncommon, so why not?
It could also be a HDSPe AES (32 channels) or RayDAT (72 channels). These cards are quite widely in use.
Also the fact that the card supports 96 channels doesn’t mean you need to have as many A/D inputs necessarily.
God forbid anybody who wants to use Linux in a professional setting.