[sdiy] MIDI + Ethernet

Roy J. Tellason rtellason at blazenet.net
Fri Jul 9 19:54:22 CEST 2004


On Friday 09 July 2004 02:38 am, Paul Higgins wrote:

> There's also a pretty good book called (I think) "Making Music with
> Linux" (from No Starch Press) and the author has a decent website, too.

Got a link handy?

> > Good grief, S/PDIF output but no input? Unbalanced analog over
> > stereo minijacks? That's definitely in soundblaster territory.

> Even a lot of the dirt-cheap PC soundcards have MIDI connectors, so I'm
> not quite sure why M-Audio omitted it on the "Revolution".  Minijacks
> are the norm with a lot of that stuff too, or even (shudder) RCA jacks.
>   Even on the more pricey stuff, believe it or not.

"Gold plated" ones,  no doubt.  :-)

Nice to see I'm not the only one who really dislikes those,

<...>

> > Not bad, not bad. The RIAA preamp is a nice touch.

Speaking of which,  I'm *still* looking for a schematic for a phono preamp 
that's usable with both magnetic and ceramic cartridges.  I've ssen 'em, with 
switches,  but haven't come across one for sale nor have I had any luck with 
finding a schematic out there.  Anybody know of one?

<...>

> I must say the RIAA preamp has been pretty helpful; I've lately been doing a
> lot of restoring of old LPs.

That's the thing,  I have about 4 or 5 shelf feet full of old vinyl that I 
haven't touched in oh,  6 or 7 years at least.  I want to get it on to 
HD. :-)









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