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What microphone are you using for Linux?
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I'm just curious, what type of issues are you running into with it? I purchased one a short time ago for recording guitar practice sessions for future reference. I haven't used it an enormous amount yet, and I'd like to prepare myself if there's use cases that don't work on Linux.
I'm running Ubuntu Studio, and using a microphone or DI depending on the situation.
The biggest thing was sometimes all output coming out as a distorted clipping mess, with nothing fixing it but a reboot. It was random and I can't tell why it happens. Other than that it's a lot of more minor stuff like the configuration software being Windows exclusive.
Okay, thanks for the reply! I'm not using it in a production environment by any means, so hopefully I can work around any issues if they crop up.