27 May
2011
27 May
'11
12:56 a.m.
On 05/27/2011 12:08 AM, Jörn Nettingsmeier wrote:
On 05/26/2011 01:51 PM, Paul Davis wrote:
Why wouldn't the start-session.sh work?
One just need jconvolver, tetraproc, zita-rev1, jkmeter (all of which
are in debian these days) and of course ardour2 with jackd already
running (jack_lsp, jack_connect come with jackd).
Note: The default number of JACK-ports (256) is not enough to load these
sessions. Increase the max number of JACK ports to at least 1024
(qjackctl setup "Port Maximum" ; or jackd's '-p' option).
They are amazing sessions! Outstanding work on all accounts. Cheesy
music, hell yeah, but very well done.
BTW, This was the first ardour-session that I've seen with nicely
written comments on _every_ track/bus. Don't miss those - bottom of
ardour's mixer-strip.
@JACK-devs: please load these sessions and experience first hand that
port-creation/connection is waaaay too slow. For example loading the MFV
session ~ 500 JACK ports with jackdmp/dbus 1.9.8 takes >30 seconds here!
Cheers!
robin
what you're actually looking for is
"stem export" which is not
easily/simply available in ardour2, but is available (though not very
tested) in a3. it will automatically produce a set of audio files, all
the same length, 1 per track, of either the entire session or some
specified range within it.
a while ago, i created ardour demo sessions for the openDAW project, and
i was looking for a way to let people play with pretty much everything
except the edits. so i created a full copy of my ardour session
directory, used ardour2's "consolidate" feature to bounce all the messy
edits into one single region per track, then got rid of all older
snapshots. now i could clean up unused sources, and hey presto: a nice
and concise session that gives a user maximum leeway in fiddling around.
if you want to play:
http://stackingdwarves.net/TIH.tar (guitar and saxophone duo)
http://stackingdwarves.net/MFV.tar (cheesy jazz sextet standard)
both are mixing to third-order ambisonics and use an UHJ encoder for
stereo downmixing.
i abused ardour's session directory a bit, in that i added some session
photos and copied all external config files in there as well (mainly for
jconvolver), so that it contains pretty much everything you need to hear
what i was hearing. there's also a shell script that probably won't work
on most people's systems, but gives you an idea what programs i was
using in addition to ardour2.