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I am so glad to see you making videos! Keep going!

Today started using Ardour! Getting into it and creating music is a challenge. But recording works already. So my next drum covers will be recorded with Ardour!!! Keep on your work!

I was huge on Ableton Live about 10yrs ago... This is refreshing to see.

Very nice video. Helped out a lot!

2:27 This is my absolute favourite moment. That split-second shade for Delphi. Just lovely.

Great video, completely agree!

I love the enthusiasm haha, great video!! I'll definitely check it out 😊

If I download Ardour from my software manager, is it a full version?

"IF you can figure it out"...."though with SOME difficulty". gasp i'm sold....

Subscribed! I am a newbie when it comes to Linux so this is super helpful and i dint even know about ARDOUR i was regretting my decision thinking I was doomed because I cant use FL studio or Ableton or so i thought I couldn't but know I can do everything for free? Awesome.

Just found your channel. Grest stuff man!

Could you please write out the instrument sources that you found to be good and work on Linux with Ardour?

Hi when starting Ardour, it makes me choose input and out put device. I use a separate mic and a separate headset but Arour only lets me choose ONE and cancels the other. How do I fix this? Thanks in Advance

can i use it with adobe premier or lightworks?

I am a guitarist (mostly metal inspired by 16-bit soundtracks). I currently use freeware amp sims for my guitar amp needs for recording/tracking (currently an FL Studio user). Are there any LV2 plugins that can provide adequate guitar amp sims?

Quality video. thanks

your performance is fantastic.

Anybody got a quick tutorial that shows how to hook up outboard gear with this thing? Thnx

can you record live vs instrument in ardour that can be edited in piano roll later?

Very nice and informative presentation.

Did you make the music where it shows your name at the beginning using ardour?

bro off topic but your voice is awesome man, so calming

What would you use for a breakout box ? When multi-tracking ?

Very well done… thanks for sharing….

I got a secondary computer with Linux installed so having a DAW that has the same interface in both Windows and Linux is a plus for me. (read as: someone who wants to make a smooth transition to Linux only). 😁

I am using opensuse by default, a linux distro, how about jack and rosegarden and alike?

Great expose. While I wait on an audio interface, what are some practical things that I can accomplish with Ardour?

My switch from window logic platinum to mxlinux + ardour6 + usb to 4x4 midi box + maudios mk3 61 + korg c-30 88 + three external sound modules was completed earlier this morning. Like anything and everything once you've done it, it seems simple. 3 days ago I would have slapped the shit out of anyone telling me that. I've loved my Logic PLatinum, the last windows version before selling out to Mac. Ardour6 seems to have everything I needed to replace it. And the first time I didn't have to pay big bucks. Now all of my pc's are mxlinux.

I like Ardour very much. But i miss the undo/redo feature in plugins. Some VST's have that. But LV2 plugins don't have this undo/redo feature...

Congrats on your new faith journey. Amen. I really like your song new faith. Also I really like ardour, I’m still waiting for better plugins for Linux for mixing. But it’s getting really close lol

Hi ! I tried several times but I coudn't download Ardour for free. Could you please help me? Best regards from South of France 😊

Hey, thanks for the video! One question, if you will. Why do people even bother to choose? Like, I have Ableton and on PC, FL studios on Android phone. And garageband on iMac (favorite for on the go rn). I have koala sampler as well as other synth apps and things. I am aware of open source, but why do we seem to collectively seem to think we have to be monogomas to one daw when different ones have different functions? I think GarageBand works near flawlessly for getting the basic progressions and beats down. Koala makes things weird and loose. Ableton is a powerhouse with my push 2, but honestly, pretty underwhelming on the less live aspects and makes itself less approachable for casual recording. I mostly just use for mastering and want to learn to use it for live performances. All 3 of these synergize well for me personally. But also just curious what's out there. Starting a harem of daws I suppose.

Delphi is comparable with C++ for performance... Can be quicker for certain types of operations.

Hey, can you share your ardour theme? I need a new one

how do we get our hardware to work with Linux ? most my cards do not work

It would seem like developing plug_ins is still a wide open opportunity for the enterprising individual. What do you think?

great video....

So which Linux did you use?

This is aweasome.

Your intro volume blew me up!

Thanks. I'm sick of lmms lack of recording audio so I'm trying to find a free alternative.

I consider using Ardour when my new workstation is set up. Does it work with commercial VST as well? I would like to use free and commercial plugins as well

As a Gentoo user im loving this program, no problem since by default I'm compiling from the sauce. No intuitive interface? Please i am home. And thank you for the sampler suggestion!

I don't think Ardour is simple at all, and some of its features are very limited: for instance, it cannot be used to time-stretch individual sections of a waveform (you must edit the entire track or none!). And if a section of a waveform can be quantized, nobody to date has been able to share steps that work. The manual typically focuses on the 'what' and not the 'how', so it is utterly useless. If you are able to quantize a section of a track, with the waveform visible (so that you can identify the start and end points), pleeeeeeaze share the steps...you will be the first.

I love FL Studio but this is the only software that keeps me using Windows. But I'm switching to linux right now!

I've been using ardour since version 0.5

I went from FL to Reaper because it was easier to work with audio. Now I use both for different purposes. I wonder if Ardour has anything to offer between the wo.

Would you recommend Arduor over Reaper? In that case, why?

I had Ardour previously and it was ok. I now have LMMS which is also FOSS and which I'm pretty sure supports LV2. It bills itself as being comparable to or being a Linux alternative to FL. I don't think that I was aware of all of its plugins. I may yet again DL Ardour ( when I get more proficient with DAWs ). We'll see.

Where is the link for your new song?

I’m making the switch from studio one on Linux to full on Linux with ardout and lmms

Zrythm definitely looks like it could be an amazing Ableton & Bitwig replacement.

Fun Character))

can you use ardour in real time like ableton

is that freebsd kde?

I'm looking to switch to Ardour from the hopelessly convoluted and almost mind-numbing complicated REAPER... I'm just using an old dell laptop with windows 10 -Do you foresee any problems with this?? Have heard of certain windows users sharing some specific problems -It even talks about it on the Ardour website. BUT -The user experience within Ardour reminds me distinctly of Audacity, which I really LOVE...

I can use Vital? I can record my own instruments/sounds? Its FOSS? I'm sold

Ardour is packaged in a flatpak so ALL distros can have it fairly easily !

why your dock so big?

you have sold me

I'm switching from Reason studios to Ardour. Fed up with their robbery with every upgrade and I want to get rid of my dual boot (I only used my Windows boot for Reason).

love u

i wanna a "future fu nk,French house"tutorial with Ardour...

Coooollll

Lv2 works on arm and could even work on browsers via wasm its much better than vst

If it's missing a feature you want its possible to volunteer a feature into existence

Yoshimi is also a top tier synth.

Subbed. Linux audio FTW...SuperCollider is King though.

Delphi is a compiled language meaning that theirs no reason except bad code or a badly made compiler that it would be slower than C++

What about lmms?

@~3:40: "You can't change this. The source code is private.". Why is this a positive thing? You just flattered the open source philosophy....

Coming from Ableton & some other higher end DAW's, Ardour is a huge downgrade. Unfortunately, all the DAW's i use don't run native on Linux. Running them in wine or what have you is fine until you start getting into 20+ tracks, then they start having issues. Then there's hardware & plugin compatibility issues, authentication issues, list goes on. Music is the single activity that I keep a windows loaded drive around for. These free and open source programs just don't hold a candle to the higher end softwares unfortunately.

He uses Arch by the way.

Ardour has the most annoying and fiddly interface I have ever seen in a DAW. The general lack of feedback when anythign isn't done the way Ardour wants it, makes it incredibly hard to actually do it the specific way that's needed. Utterly counter intuitive. It sucks.

Periodic silences after 10 minutes unless you pay.. I was interested in Ardour, but that is certainly one way to turn people away from a 'free' software.. I'll just stick to reaper's and it's 3 second delay at startup instead :) Sure I could try to compile it myself but since reaper is awesome and just works, theres not much motivation to bother with it.

I think you would do better with this video if you put the open source part at the end. Most people simply are not interested and I say that as a fellow open source enthusiast who is 100% onboard with your point. People do like free though, so that part is worth keeping up front. Good video, thanks for sharing and I will look into your plugin recommendations.

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I tried it some years ago but I prefer Cakewalk, it's free too so you can decide better

What is the use of knowing or downloading the source code for a musician? Why one must compile the software. All rubbish talk. Regards.

Tracktion Waveform is a lot better than both of those and is available for Linux with free and paid versions

bro u r based

DAW?

It's open source, but it's not free unless you build it yourself

Then enter Reaper 👍

ardour not having a separate midi editor is what makes it awful. also fl being written in delphi doesnt make it slower...... thats determined by the dev and how they optimize their code,code can be written badly in either language. ardour is awful at edm music with its poor implementation of its "piano roll" if you can call that and its poor handling of midi.

YOu say it's better than pro logic anc cubase! Have you tried these for any length of time? I agree that it would be better than the comic book that is FL Studio and Ableton. But not Cubase. Cubase's extensive mixer and control room is 2nd to none. Years and years of development is behind cubase whihc can't be said for Ardour. To say a Ardour is better than Cubase or Pro logic is a very inexperienced thing to say and it would seem as though you've really not tried Cubase to any great level or found it a bit above you head.

I prefer Reaper

thanks for advices, ruined my audio buses needed to reinstall whole OS THX !

Delphi/Pascal is as fast as Visual C++, and Visual Studio is a descendant to Delphi, and in many ways slower since it runs jit instead of compiled binary :v. Now Ardour might be faster than FLS but it's because of the programming language used

But we won't want hard. Thats why we use Android. You get the app and you start messing with the synths.

WYSIWYG is not from web design. It is from word processors from the the 1980s, where the document on-screen looks like the final print out.

Software being written in C++ does not automatically make it faster than other software. By far, the most important factor in software performance is lowering CPI, increasing parallel instructions by carefully designing code to execute instructions in parallel, and making careful decisions memory and data design. None of those have anything to do with C++.

Well, if spending like $ 500 for a DAW you really love is an issue, then you might be in the wrong business. Most pro DAWs will last you at least 5 years with regular free updates for the version you bought. That’s $ 100 per year. That’s 0.28 cents a day. It’s 0.03 cents an hour for 8 hours a day. It’s 1/4 the price of your daily espresso coffee. How about buying a bit cheaper coffee ? That would make your DAW « free » at the end of the day….? And producers and composers aren’t all computer geeks. The vast majority need to actually make music and just need an efficient complete Tool easy to use. Pro DAWs have way enough flexibility and user adjustable features to please hard working musicians. So the « free » argument is not an issue for the pros out there. The personal preference is.

bro is so simple

MIDI looks horrible, the most buggy DAW i've ever used. devs do that the shoudnt

piano roll is unusable....to say the least

It s not free dude.....sniffing cork is bad for you, you can t handle it

You've gotta move the camera closer to the script. The looking away from the camera, and glancing back and forth, is really distracting

If one really takes their music-making seriously they would not mess with Ardour.