> > Also, I do presume that you are running at least > >0.9.6 for Alsa, 0.8 > >for jack, and something close to whatever the Ardour page > >says the > >newest release is > > Sorry - too many versions <G>: .9x for Ardour, jack is > .80, alsa .97 (actually whatever the latest unmasked > ebuild which is .97 I believe.
Just make sure it's 0.9beta8 as some of the more recent revisions have been crashing > > At this point I'm using the xfs-sources. And I just use gentoo-source. It's worked fine for me, but I don't need the real-time stuff on this box. > > > I used jackd -v -d alsa -d hw:0. Jackstart doesn't exist > on the Gentoo install. I thought I'd get it working, then > try other features. Perfect, but you will want the -r 44100 option when you start working with CDs (if that's what you're still planning on doing) as the default frequency for Jack is 48K. > >Good luck! I'm surprised you went with Ardour, vs. > >ReZound or Audacity. > > Actually I'm still testing. I merged Audacity and Ardour, > did some work in Audacity (recorded an Ogg file from a CD > track) and am now playing with Ardour. I looked at the > ReZound site and one other you mentioned in your email > (can't remember the name) also and will probably try them, > too. Ardour looks real cool - like a real system. Ardour is pretty deep in what it's trying to accomplish. It's one of the best audio programs around in the Linux space, but it needs to mature a bit. Folks like you can help! -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
