Hi there folks, first post and been using Linux for roughly a week, not an expert but getting the feel for it.

So....my question is: I am in the process of building a studio-rig for music, and previoulsy I used Windows, and managed to get the x64 drivers for my audio card the Delta 1010LT and got it working etc. It came with the control panel as well.

I tried googling for the drivers for Ubuntu Studio (64), but to be honest, like I said being a newbie, I'm not entirely sure I have to download them? Most things I can just request download and install from the terminal in Ubuntu. Does this apply for these drivers or if not does anyone know the location of these drivers?

Much help is appreciated

The driver is in the kernel. It should work without any intervention from you.

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Thanks APB_4

Thats a relief. When I used it with WinVistax64 it came with a control panel/mixing monitor interface, I assume Studio has its own for the sound cards?

Apologies if this is useless but if the chip is and Envy24 then envy24-controls (I think that's the name) should give you the relevant controls. You may need to mess with PulseAudio also though.

If I remember correctly mudita24 is the program you are after and it is included with Ubuntu Studio

Thats good, thanks for the suggestions and info, much appreciated.