Thank you very much. I've been on the Ardour list but haven't taken this question there as I figured there weren't any Gentooers there - glad to hear I'm wrong.
I'll try copying creating the ~.ardourrc file although I thought it would default to using the /etc/ardour one if mine didn't exist. I'll definitely visit Jan's site. Cableone was my old provider till I moved! On Saturday 01 November 2003 00:13, you wrote: > On Fri, 2003-10-31 at 20:58, Brett I. Holcomb wrote: > <SNIP> > > > The docs on Jack also mention using a /etc/asound.rc or ~/.asound.rc > > file to set up devices, etc. Have you found that necessary? > > Brett, > I just snipped the rest out because if the .ardourrc file isn't set > up right then nothing is going to work for you. > > It's been so long since I've set up Ardour from scratch that I'm > going to be doing some guessing here. I think you'll get far better > answers subscribing to the ardour-user list. (FYI - I know that one of > the developers - Jesse Chappel, and at least one other guy who runs a > pro studio, are using Ardour under Gentoo, so don't give up. It will > run.) > > First, copy the ardour.rc file that's in the download directory to > your home directory with a name change > > cp <path>/ardour/ardour.rc ~/.ardourrc > > Second, check Jan Depner's Alsa/Jack/Ardour configuration site for > config ideas. The address is: > > http://myweb.cableone.net/eviltwin69/Ardour.html#Configuring > > I think (hope, pray) you'll find what you need there. Jan's a great guy > and very organized. He's built this up over the last year. I think it's > probably quite good at this point. > > I'll keep my eyes open for more info on this. Maybe I'll just build > it myself from CVS. I haven't done that in a long time. > > Good luck, > MArk -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
