Ardour 2.0 : A Brief Practical Introduction
Ardour 2.0 is now available for download. This version is a significant improvement over the 0.99 series (1.0 was never released), with many new features and enhancements to performance and stability. The following article profiles the new Ardour as I employed it for three projects, all involving the program in the processes of composition and arranging as well as the more typical tasks of recording and editing. I've described each project in some detail, and each description includes a link to the final audio output.
Ardour continues its evolution into a full-featured open-source digital audio workstation. Among its more outstanding attractions we find :
* Multitrack/multichannel recording
* Non-destructive editing with unlimited undo/redo
* Full automation support
* Powerful mixing capabilities
* Unlimited tracks/busses/plugins
* Synchronization via MTC, MMC, and JACK
* Support for hardware control surfaces
* Support for VST (limited) and LADSPA audio processing plugins
Two desirable features are missing from that list:
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