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Multitrack Hardware Recording System

Edit Package ardour
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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Filename Size Changed
Ardour-8.6.0.tar.bz2 0017588463 16.8 MB
ardour-rpmlintrc 0000000048 48 Bytes
ardour.changes 0000159137 155 KB
ardour.spec 0000008496 8.3 KB
ardour8.desktop 0000000152 152 Bytes
ardour8.png 0000003142 3.07 KB
revision.cc 0000000113 113 Bytes
Latest Revision
Eric Schirra's avatar Eric Schirra (ecsos) committed (revision 62) 
- Update to 8.6.0
  * Improvements
    - Improvements to AAF import support.
    - Make it easier to use Ardour --gdb on linux by handling SIG32 automatically.
    - Do not include hidden plugin in plugin-list.
    - Use session-file version as part of backup file names in backup/ folder.
    - General MIDI MIDNAM file now includes drum names.
    - Display grid lines for triplets/quintuplets/septuplets.
    - When nudging a single control point, locate to the new position to make the time/position clear.
    - Add support for pitch bend to Reasonable Synth.
  * Bug Fixes
    - If "show snapped cursor" is disabled, do not blink the snapped cursor during drags.
    - Fix Snapping quintuplets and septuplets 2x factor grid: fix quintuplets 2x factor (septuplets still don't draw properly).
    - Update unversal legal path rule for windows (to avoid illegal file names there).
    - Add missing horizontal separator after last track header.
    - Work around itstools bug #9648.
    - Fix undefined symbol when built with VST3 disabled.
    - Disable broken septuplet option.
    - Adding new route in front now works as intended (#9651).
    - Fix jump to next/prev bar.
    - Discard untitled sessions even when not quitting Ardour.
    - Refilling buffers after edits now avoids gaps in audio data.
    - Set correct Timecode widget name.
    - Half-baked automation-point nudge.
    - Fix loading session by relative path.
    - Accumulate IO port-change signals return values.
    - Prevent crashes when trying to add/remove IOPlug ports.
    - Fix a -Wincompatible-pointer-types.
    - Ellipsize inactive track-header name-label (#9674).
    - Prevent double-click on the pianoroll to toggle track height.
Comments 3
Ma Ge's avatar
Ma Ge (geisserml) -

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
Eric Schirra (ecsos) -

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
Ma Ge (geisserml) -

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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