Multitrack Hardware Recording System

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https://ardour.org

Ardour is a hard disk recorder (HDR) and digital audio workstation (DAW). It is capable of simultaneously recording 24 or more channels of 32-bit audio at 48kHz.

Ardour is intended to function as a "professional" HDR system, replacing dedicated hardware solutions like the Mackie HDR and the Tascam 2424 and more traditional tape systems like the Alesis ADAT series. It supports MIDI Machine Control, so can be controlled from any MMC controller, such as the Mackie Digital 8 Bus mixer and many other modern digital mixers.

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ardour.changes 0000189230 185 KB
ardour.spec 0000008708 8.5 KB
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Latest Revision
Eric Schirra's avatar Eric Schirra (ecsos) committed (revision 63)
- Update to 8.10.0
  - Small updates to all our non-default color themes, a new MIDI binding map
    for the M-Audio Axiom 49 MkII and a new Lua script to duplicate regions on the grid
- Changes from 8.9.0
  - Turned out to have at least a couple of new major issues that required a hot-fix.
- Changes from 8.8.0
  * Improvements and Fixes
    - Add option to name new MIDI tracks from SMF with just the SMF track name.
    - Fix for LV2 plugins whose GUI depend on a "changed" signal (e.g. ZynSubAddFX).
    - Fix MIDI Clock output times by using the correct call to get tempo at a position.
    - Overdubbing in non-layered mode no longer assignes regions to the wrong groups.
    - Add build support for latest versions of macOS.
    - Generic MIDI: do not send touch events for all mapped controllers when one is touched.
    - Fix fan-out of instruments with illegal path-chars in their name.
    - Require user's own color theme files to be versioned.
    - Fix underruns when looping/locating and changing region content.
    - Do not allow changing the loop range while recording.
    - Avoid pixel-level shifts in waveform when splitting or trimming regions.
    - Fix playhead moving beyond loop range.
    - Fix count-in/preroll recording offsets.
    - Use dedicated thread to start export timespans.
    - Fix and simplify Playlist::fade_range for multiple ranges.
    - Fix interaction with snapshot list.
    - Fix sample-rate display rounding for 22.05kHz.
    - Fix playback of sessions with low sample-rate.
    - VST3: Fix possible deadlock when using PSL extension for sends.
    - VST3: work around plugins that do not heed ContextInfo::kSendCount.
    - Fix XML syntax for AKAI MPK mini mk3 MIDI binding map.
  * New Features
    - Track dragging
Comments 3

Ma Ge's avatar

Hello,

I noticed that your build of Ardour doesn't support the opus audio format. That's a modern, high-compression codec which I'm using for most of my audio sources. Ardour uses libsndfile to import the various audio formats, but it looks like opensuse's build of libsndfile is not configured to support opus (calling ldd /usr/lib64/libsndfile.so.1 shows that it's not linked against libopus).

Would it be possible for you to provide a properly configured libsndfile package and make Ardour use that?

Thanks!


Eric Schirra's avatar

Okay. I have now taken libsndfile from multimedia:libs and am building ardour against this version. It will take a while until ardour is built and released. With Leap 15.3 it should be > ardour-6.9.0-lp153.7.1 and for Leap 15.4 > ardour-6.9.0-lp154.7.3.

It should > 10.1

Would you please write me back if it was successful?


Ma Ge's avatar

I'm on Leap 15.4, where the Ardour version is 6.9.0-lp154.11.1.

After switching vendor for libsndfile, I can now successfully import opus files in Ardour. Thanks very much!

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