Hints and Tricks

Hi,

This topic is raised in this forum time to time. A small tutorial explaining, how to use an external audio editor,(for destructive editing),under ardour environment, can be found here.

http://www.keepandshare.com/doc/2193359/ardour-external-editor-pdf-august-29-2010-4-36-am-1-3-meg?da=y

It is for linux+ardour. New users may find it useful for them.

Cheers.

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Hi

Does anyone know if you can control Ardour with LIRC and a tv remote?

Hi,
It is annoying to found that ardour does not play after an audio export. This happens to ver. 2.8.10 . I am on Ubuntu 10.04.I don't remember a problem like this in earlier versions of ardour . Is this a bug?.After exporting audio the play head refuses to move, but work normally if ardour is restarted. Has anyone encounter this problem?

However, the problem vanishes,when the "auto return" button is activated and the sesson is saved once more,if it is not saved. Also, there is no problem in sessons, opened with "auto return" already activated.

Greetings,

I've been experimenting with Common Music, sending randomly selected OSC messages to Ardour. I've resolved some issues but still have some others to work through. Specifically any messages in the following format are not working:

/ardour/access_action Common/whatever

The messages are transmitted without problem (transport control messages work fine).

If anyone else is testing the OSC support in Ardour, please contact me about your experiences. I want to design some algorithmic mixing code and would like to see ardour's OSC support perfected.

Best regards,

dp

Seems like he's working hard on his plugin, new update version:

http://web.mit.edu/tbaran/www/autotalent.html

I know this has probably already been discussed before, maybe over a thousand times....

Now that I am almost ready to start recording (moving from the composition stage) I need a little help from the experienced users with this subject or those who are real audiophiles who can perceive maybe spiritual voices.

I have seen and heard a lot that you should just record @ 24 bit/44.1 simply because "It's all just going to end up on CD anyway", and that doesn't really justify much to me.

With all the things that a multi-tasking operating system does, I wonder if the conversation has been beating (like a dead horse) or if there are some common sense things to turn off (and change/tweak) during Ardour+Jack usage?