Ardour on Raspberry Pi

Nothing dramatic here ; Just unable to get Audio / MIDI engine started .
Tried ALSA and Jack options .
QJackCtl says it can’t start the driver, so most likely it has nothing to do with Ardour as this problem happens also with Cockos REAPER .

The board is a 3 B+ .

Operating system is Raspberry Pi Desktop OS 64 bit and on a second SD card I’ve installed the same OS as Lite version, that I’ve upgraded to Desktop OS afterwards .

Audio Interface is Behringer UMC202HD, that performs as it should in “normal” Linux installations .

From a console run aplay -l to list the ALSA devices and verify that the Behringer interface was discovered by the snd-usb driver.

Behringer’s in list, when I run aplay -l

In REAPER, when using ALSA I can select the interface from the drop-down arrows,but just can’t get the audio device to start .

Then probably linux-audio-users mailing list would be a better place to get help with general ALSA problems. Ardour (and any other audio application) rely on the ALSA driver working with the device properly.

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