Re: [linux-audio-user] Ardour mixdown questions/issues

Hi, --- Luke Yelavich <luke(a)audioslack.com> wrote: This is probably just an elaboration on what Luke and others have already stated. You could setup pre or post sends in the instrument mixerstrip. Then use the sends as sources for effects buses. Afterwards add new tracks with the effect buss as sources and record the effect to the track. Example usage; backing vocals may require level X of reverb except at the end of a chorus going into a bridge where +10db of reverb would cause an interesting mix affect. With post fader sends the amount of signal to the bus can inherit levels from source track automation. Now you've got the original track and the output of a reverb or whatever. This isn't always the fastest solution but it does allow you to turn off effects, and provides good mix time control. Mix to Stereo Create Mixer template with instrument tracks and master stereo bus. Add stereo track with master bus as source. Configure stereo bus as the source for stereo trakc and record. Or do as Luke suggested with another jack client. For example; jack graph with ardour, rezound and jamin. Ardour stereo bus to Rezound (destructive editing) and then Rezound to JAMin. Or Ardour stereo bus to JAMin (master with multitrack source) and then JAMin output to Rezound or back into Ardour. There's many routing possibilities. Jackd rules! ron __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Exclusive Video Premiere - Britney Spears http://launch.yahoo.com/promos/britneyspears/