[linux-audio-user] quick ardour question

[R Parker]

Hi,

Add two busses
Route the output of tracks, alsa_pcm:playback-N, to
ardour:busses_1,2. Route the output of the busses to
alsa_pcm:playback_1,2 (look in the Routing, Parameters
window and you'll see the Ardour ports).

This is a setup with which you can build stereo
fields. Hardpan ardour:busses_1,2 hard left and hard
right. Any tracks which are routed into
ardour:busses_1,2 can be be panned.

This should be useful for building submixes where
there's a limit on the total number of playback ports.
Extend the above by creating a master buss and several
sub-mix busses, e.g. drums, vox, keyboard, etc. Each
of the submix busses routes to the master buss.

I started a step-by-step ardour template howto section
for Routing From A to D to describe this but ran into
a bug and decided to drop the issue. I don't recall
what the bug was.

Ron

--- "Jan \"Evil Twin\" Depner"
<eviltwin69 at cableone.net> wrote:
> Mark,
> 
> 	On the documentation front - this is what I was
> wanting to see
> documented.  Can you describe how you set this up as
> part of your doc? 
> I haven't done this and I'd rather read it from
> someone who has than
> struggle through it.  I've been using envy24control
> which allows me to
> do this using the digital mixer but there may be
> better ways that I
> don't know about.
> 
> Jan
> 
> 
> On Sat, 2003-01-11 at 19:10, Mark Knecht wrote:
> > 
> >    Possibly a better way to do this, should you be
> interested, is to
> > create a Audio Bus to sever as a Master Fader, and
> then assign the
> > outputs of all of your tracks to the input of that
> Audio Bus. YOu assign
> > the output of the Audio Bus to your outputs,
> Alsa:playback_1/2.
> > 
> 
> 


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