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--- hw:rme_babyface [2025/10/17 15:54] – autostatic
+++ hw:rme_babyface [2025/11/02 21:05] (current) – autostatic
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 ===== General =====
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-The [[http://www.rme-audio.de/en_products_babyface.php|RME Babyface]] is an USB 2.0 interface with:
+The [[http://www.rme-audio.de/en_products_babyface.php|RME Babyface]] is a USB 2.0 interface with:
   * 2 x Analog Input
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 [Babyface2359686]: USB-Audio - Babyface (23596862)
                        RME Babyface (23596862) at usb-0000:00:14.0-2, high speed
+Because the device can only be used in CC mode the Linux Support Rating is 2.
 ===== JACK Settings =====
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 Using lower periods settings is possible too, the device starts and runs when using 8 samples for example but basically anything below 64 samples is not very usable because you quickly run into buffer issues (xruns). Linux does beat the other two OS's though when it comes to buffer sizes but unfortunately this doesn't result in better round-trip latencies, especially when compared to MacOS.
-==== TotalMix FX and DSP ====
+===== TotalMix FX and DSP =====
 TotalMix and the internal DSP can't be used in CC (Class Compliant) mode so these options are not available when using the Babyface with Linux.
-==== Switching to Class Compliant mode ====
+===== Switching to Class Compliant mode =====
 Hold down the Select and Recall buttons simultaneously while connecting the Babyface to an USB port. If the level meters run up the interface is in CC mode. Repeating this procedure will put the interface back in normal mode again. In normal mode only one LED of each meter will light up when powering on the Babyface. When in normal mode the interface won't be recognized on a Linux system.