Audio Hardware known to work with Linux

Linux Audio > Hardware

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List of Devices.

The hardware-device list follows. The List is not complete, but everyone is welcome to extend it. It is indented to give a quick and rough overview.

The states explained:
YES : The device is working with linux
BUT : The device is working but has some restrictions
NOT : The device is not working with linux
NKN : It is not known atm, if the device is working with linux

The second Param is the Firmname.

The third is the Device Name

The fourth is an additional comment (optional)

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USB Keyboard Controllers without Soundmodules

YES : Evolution (MAudio), mk-449c
YES : Evolution (MAudio), mk-249c
YES : Edirol, PCR M1
YES : Edirol PCR-30
YES : Evolution (MAudio), MK-425C
YES : Emu, XBoard25
BUT : MAudio, o2 - but firmeware required
BUT : MAudio, Oxygen8 - but firmware required
NKN : Alesis, Photone25

USB Keyboard Controllers with Soundmodules

empty atm

Soundcards

Also have a look at Sound cards

Soundcards without soundfont capabilities

YES : MAudio, Audiophile 2496

Soundcards with soundfont capabilities

empty atm

Aditional comments / remarks:

Firmware:

The "firmware" is a kind of software required to use the device. Often it is not free, and has to be installed on every machine where you want to use the device and it has to be extracted using a custom tool from some file which you only can unpack using a Windows machine or Wine.

Contributors

• () EmanuelRumpf - 18 Aug 2005
• () MarcVinyes - 20 Aug 2005 (I just added info at the header)
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