Linux and audio pro 3808
I can't speak for anyone else, but yes, as a matter of fact: Universal, Warner...
Nitpick warning, but if I were evaluating their work and facilities based on those quotes, a couple things would make me hesitate...
Mike Rivers
Here is the article I was talking about:
It also has a bit on another guy. Some choice quotes:
" I think this box completely replaces and improves upon some of the commercially available ADAT signal routers out there at a fraction of the cost."
"This is way beyond where I think I could ever get with Pro Tools."
"Knecht seems happy with the mixed approach, and will continue to choose the best solution for his needs, regardless of platform. "I think JACK and its ability to connect together different applications and computers, and to maintain low latency while doing it, is the best thing Linux has going in the pro audio space today.
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"Mirror Image is based in a large late-Victorian house, where the studio is in the basement and the top three floors provide living accommodation for visting musicians. Apart from a pre-production area, there are four acoustically designed and tuned rooms in the studio - two live rooms, one control room for tracking and another for mastering. As an independent operation, the partnership maintains a schedule which is by necessity very busy, and has recorded around 400 clients in the last decade alone."
"The truth is, if I can do it, anyone can."
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