Well, I think so - after all this trouble I need to do something with it.<G>. However, I still would like to know why I have to do it as root but until that gets answered I'll just su - and run jack, then go to another xterm and run ardour. It would be nice if jack would go to the background The root requirement bothers me.
Before I do anything with it I'm going back to read the Ardour help and ProTools reference manual I downloaded so I can figure out how to record! I tried to record but couldn't get the connections correct so I got nothing. Of the others I'll probably also try Audacity as it seemed to work for me better and I could make sense of it. Rezound just doesn't click with me and sweep seems to be more an editor than letting you record. I have to record into a selction but I don't have one when I'm starting new! On Saturday 01 November 2003 21:21, you wrote: > On Sat, 2003-11-01 at 17:26, Brett I. Holcomb wrote: > > Jan answered my email on ardour-users mail list and had me run it in > > root. Ardour runs fine as root. I figure he was just trying to find out > > if it even runs. I'd like to run it as user although I understand the > > realtime jack doesn't run except as root. At this point I don't think I > > need that. > > > > These problems keep us from getting too complacent <G>. > > Yep, you're right. Run Jack and Ardour as root and it's fine. I did a > quick 8 channel recording. No problems. > > Thanks for the info. > > Now, are you going to use it? ;-) -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
