Hey rss1

I never got into the linux myself, so looking around and asking
Got this for you:
"If you have such distro, that has configuration for Presonus StudioLive in "usr/share/libffado2/configuration", like AV-Linux 5.0.2, 5.0.3 or Ubuntu Studio 12.04+, it will work "Out of the box".

Don't try to use sample rate higher than 48000Hz!

Ardour sees 32 in & 18 out. When you monitor your recordings, connect 17/18 outputs to Ardour's master.
I use LSI Firewire Chip."

I got this from http://www.ffado.org/?q=node/2488
I think that would be the place (or some like it) to go to ask about such things, since presonus doesn't support this

Hope this helps in some way

Ch33rs
Saga

Thanks Saga,
I found that post as well. I do have the configuration for Presonus StudioLive in "usr/share/libffado2/configuration" but unfortunately it didn't work "out of the box" in my case/. Some further research is required. I was surprised how easy it was to get StudioOne working on Linux though, (once I figured out to use the 32bit installer)

I found a fair bit of discussion about using presonus products on Linux in the old presonus forums archive but not much in the new forums.

I will seek advice from the Linux audio community and post back here if I find a solution.

Thanks again,
Francis

may need a different version of WINE. Try Playonlinux - Just a thought.

I am very excited to report that I now have Studio One Pro installed in Ubuntu Linux and working perfectly with my Studiolive 16.4.2

For anyone else who is interested, here is what I did:

Install the following programs from the Software Centre (or with apt-get if you prefer)
wine, winetricks, ffado mixer, and QjackCtrl .

Install corefonts and gdiplus with winetricks (this step may be unnecessary)

Install and configure WineASIO Driver

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sudo apt-get install software-properties-common wget
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kxstudio-debian/kxstudio
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install kxstudio-repos
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install wineasio

regsvr32 wineasio

(I got these instructions from the helpful tutorial at: http://lkubuntu.wordpress.com/2014/01/0 ... -wineasio/ )

Add my user to the audio group (replace $username with your actual username)

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sudo usermod -a -G audio $username

Install Studio One in WINE
Download the Studio One 2 32bit Windows installer from presonus.com and install and activate it just as you would in Windows using the Wine installer.
(The 64 bit version may work fine in a newer version of Wine but I had issues with invisible fonts.)


To get it started:
1. Start StudiolLive
2. Plug it into the (running) computer
3. Start FFADO Mixer
4. Start QjackCTRL
5. (First time only) set driver in QjackCTRL settings window to "firewire"
6. Start jack server with QjackCTRL
7. Start Studio One
8. (First time only) set Audio Device in StudioOne to WineASIO

I hope this help anyone else wishing to use their Presonus recording set-up in Linux get started!

This is a follow up on my experience of recording with Presonus Studiolive and Studio One using Ubuntu Linux (14.04).

It take persistence to get it all working but runs very well and is fast and stable once set up.

One thing to note is that, with ubuntu, your systems recording latency has to be manually configured. It took me a while to figure this out but it is simple to do. I recorded a clap and then recorded it playing back in to the same multi track song in S1, I then checked the difference in timing between the two tracks to and set that as the hardware latency in the Studio One settings.

This album by Solaris is one of the projects we recorded, mixed, and mastered almost exclusively using Studio One on Linux: Solaris Album

Necropost (for 2024). I'm using a nuc11 with thunderbolt 3 to firewire on a studiolive 24.42. I've got a build of Ubuntu working, but I'm currently trying to compile all the necessary drivers and noticed it's a little funky 10 years on. I'm currently looking for wineASIO drivers since I can't see to find them in the distro through Terminal. Are there any changes in the last 10 years to be aware of? I couldn't find kxstudio either.

I'm noticing a lot of repositories have been moving to github and I can't find them over here.

https://github.com/wineasio/wineasio

https://github.com/KXStudio

Is there a way to update the repo so that the commands can find it?

QJack control and FFADO mixer I found in the software app.
I've made use of github in the past for Mac, so I gotta figure out how to make use of the system to build my wineASIO and KXStudio.

If I can get this running, I may attempt to repeat the process again on a new partition through AVLinux as it's an even more streamlined OS https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=avlinux

I'm in Reaper and so far I've got the Studiolive reading as a driver but my issue right now is that the ALSA Studiolive profiler is only showing 16 channels while I'm using the Studiolive 24.4.2. Where do I find the correct profile? I got FFADO but that goes through JACK and not ALSA, I believe.