A missing audio hardware device
On Mac OSX there is a really neat feature: the ability to create an "aggregate audio device" that chains multiple soundcards into a single virtual device. This essentially lets you expand your inputs and outputs indefinitely. You can do a similar thing with Jack on Linux and with ASIO4All on Windows, although with variable levels of success.
My question is: where is the hardware device that will do this? It would be amazing to have a thunderbolt or USB C device that could aggregate any class-compliant audio interface device into a single interface. Please someone make this.
A missing audio hardware device was originally published by Martin Paul Eve at eve.gd: Martin Paul Eve on April 06, 2019.
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Description
On Mac OSX there is a really neat feature: the ability to create an "aggregate audio device" that chains multiple soundcards into a single virtual device. This essentially lets you expand your inputs and outputs indefinitely. You can do a similar thing with Jack on Linux and with ASIO4All on Windows, although with variable levels of success. My question is: where is the hardware device that will do this?
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- https://doi.org/10.59348/djvsd-9d139
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- https://eve.gd/2019/04/06/a-missing-audio-hardware-device/
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2019-04-05T00:00:00Z
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2019-04-05T23:00:00Z