PulseAudio, which is a cross-platform audio server/proxy. Is supposed to have very good synchronization across different' sound cards and across the network. I havn't gotten to play with it much, but it might be the solution you are looking for.
http://www.pulseaudio.org/
I have the same problem with my Gateway M255. Only gateway won't really give me any information about it. Here's a reply I got from them when i inquired if they planned on supporting it in the future:
"Thank you for using Gateway's Online E-mail Support. If you want to
know if when will the Intel Virtualization Technology be activated on
your notebook, please note that we have no further information regarding
this matter. If it is ready to be activated, Gateway will release
information regarding it. For now, kindly wait for it to be released. If
it is released, Gateway will support this feature."
Very coherent grammar there eh?
Heh, I'm actually a Music student. I could write my own, and I plan to if I can't find anything suitable that already exists. However, I don't want to re-invent the wheel, nor do I really have time to.
You seem to miss the point... Finale is music composition and notation. Logic and Cubase are terrible for that. Logic and Cubase are intended mostly for recording and midi syle "composition"... i guess the main difference is finale is used more to write scores, Cubase and Logic are used to actually produce the sounds.. it's hard to explain, use them more and you'll realize what they are for... or just read teh websites.
this page, has plenty of info on tcp/ip over firewire.. w/ a quick read looks like length is the biggest problem, 2nd to no implimentation supporting more then 2 devices.
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PulseAudio, which is a cross-platform audio server/proxy. Is supposed to have very good synchronization across different' sound cards and across the network. I havn't gotten to play with it much, but it might be the solution you are looking for. http://www.pulseaudio.org/
I have the same problem with my Gateway M255. Only gateway won't really give me any information about it. Here's a reply I got from them when i inquired if they planned on supporting it in the future: "Thank you for using Gateway's Online E-mail Support. If you want to know if when will the Intel Virtualization Technology be activated on your notebook, please note that we have no further information regarding this matter. If it is ready to be activated, Gateway will release information regarding it. For now, kindly wait for it to be released. If it is released, Gateway will support this feature." Very coherent grammar there eh?
Heh, I'm actually a Music student. I could write my own, and I plan to if I can't find anything suitable that already exists. However, I don't want to re-invent the wheel, nor do I really have time to.
You seem to miss the point... Finale is music composition and notation. Logic and Cubase are terrible for that. Logic and Cubase are intended mostly for recording and midi syle "composition"... i guess the main difference is finale is used more to write scores, Cubase and Logic are used to actually produce the sounds.. it's hard to explain, use them more and you'll realize what they are for... or just read teh websites.
this page, has plenty of info on tcp/ip over firewire.. w/ a quick read looks like length is the biggest problem, 2nd to no implimentation supporting more then 2 devices.