DM60
Well-known member
Has anyone worked with Ardour? It runs on Linux OS(Mac OS as well), but I am more curious from a Linux view. Just curious if anyone has tried it.
Mo Facta
Farts of Nature
I own Harrison Mixbus, which is basically Ardour with a Harrison console emulation. I've also used Ardour in Ubuntu Studio 12.04 and while it's a pretty full featured DAW, it's not my favourite. I find it clunky and difficult to navigate. That may just be me, though. I also found the plugins support very buggy and if you use Linux you're limited to LADSPA and other proprietary Linux plugin platforms. However I think it got MIDI support in v.3.0 so maybe it's better now? Looking at the website of the newest version it looks like it's upped it's game a bit.
In any case, if you want to record multitrack audio and mix you can't really beat $1.
Cheers
In any case, if you want to record multitrack audio and mix you can't really beat $1.
Cheers
VomitHatSteve
Hat STYLE. Not contents.
I haven't tried it yet, but I'd really like to give ardour a whirl.
I didn't realize that they charged for it. Weird to see "free as in freedom but not beer" software.
I didn't realize that they charged for it. Weird to see "free as in freedom but not beer" software.
DM60
Well-known member
I think them asking a few bucks (not even that much really) is fair. But you can compile the source code?
ClausRogge
New member
Yes I use Ardour (2.8 on a Mac) and I like it a lot. The new (3.5 or something) version is stable on Linux only so I haven't tried it out. They want you to donate a bit so I got mine for 2 dollars, after I tried it a bit I gave 'em 25 because it is really good. Used to work with Cubase but I switched.