>Well...I just burned the live ISO to try it out and it certainly sounds >cleaner on my system, even running from the CD. I'd say try Ardour, jack,
Good idea, at least the live CD will give me a painless way to see if the distro works with my hardware. >I am not sure what exactly you will be using your machine to do, so I am >not sure what hardware to recommend. Honestly, I tend to use it for a bit of everything: gaming, recording, development... I wouldn't be opposed to putting together a machine specifically for audio if I can learn enough to leave Cubase behind, but I guess only time will tell. In terms of audio work, I really don't need it to do anything too complex. Give me a good multi-track recorder I can plug a mic into, and the ability to do some post-processing on the mix, and I'm a happy camper. I may be better off sticking with Etch for now, though. I actually do use the NVIDIA binary driver a lot--thanks for the warning on that issue. At the very least, I have managed to get some audio into Ardour, so that's a positive start! :-) cheers, Rick.
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