• SONAR
  • DOES SONAR X2 WORK IN LINUX? (p.3)
2013/07/11 16:55:06
brconflict
Yeah, if just for capture, any OS/DAW should work just fine if the laptop can do it. As long as you can export/import the audio afterward to Sonar, then you're good. However, I'd keep it as native as possible.
 
I still sometimes use my trusty old Yamaha AW4416, which still works perfectly to record live performances. It has the horsepower to 48Khz/24-bit, and has never dropped a bit since I bought it in 1999. Exporting isn't that easy, but importing to Sonar using a free AW4416 CD-extract/read tool is a snap. My only wish was that the SCSI CD-Burner and the Yamaha could burn a backup CD faster than 6x. 
2013/07/11 19:33:44
wormser
A friend of mine who does a lot of location recording uses Linux on a laptop as his backup. He splits the feed from the mics to his MacBook running ProTools and his Lenovo running Linux and Ardour.
 
Works real well for him.
 
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