Supported Models Raspberry Pi 2B, Raspberry Pi 3B, Raspberry Pi 3A+, Raspberry Pi 3B+, Raspberry Pi 4B
Pre-Installed Software Audacity
Chromium
Jack Backend
Patchage
Pisound Software
Pure Data
SuperCollider (3.10.0)
touchosc2midi
Features On-board, I2S and USB sound card support
Jack audio backend
Real-Time kernel for low latency audio performance
Lightweight RPD Desktop Environment with low memory footprint
Automatic MIDI connection manager
WiFi-MIDI support (touchosc2midi)
WiFi Hotspot support
SSH & VNC enabled by default
Dedicated command-line utility for OS configuration
I’m working on an installation that would greatly benefit from running on a raspberry pi using this OS rather than a much more costly machine, as it needs to be running daily in a gallery for months and i simply cannot leave my only computer there. My question to all of you who have been working with Raspberry Pis, do i need a model 4 if the SC path i wanna run is essentially playing about 15 samples using patterns and little more, or could i get away with a model 3? how essential is RAM for something like this?