Austin wrote: > > On 2003.07.11 04:51, Daniel James wrote: > >> Sure, I meant Ardour 1.0. Looking forward to using it the studio. >> Until now, the problem has been that with limited time available for >> recordings, I didn't want to have people sitting around waiting while >> I tried to figure out how to get Ardour working properly. > > > Well, I just bought a M-Audio Quattro interface and some MIDI gear, > and Mandrake 9.2 will be released this fall, so my objectives are: > > 1. Get the damn Quattro working. > 2. Get all the MIDI gear working. > 3. Get Ardour 1.0 and whatever verison of audacity we ship working well. > 4. Get jack-realtime/alsa/kernel-multimedia working properly. > 5. Update the Mandrake Audio Workstation HowTo to reflect these changes. > > Ardour Beta 2 is already out, so I assume 1.0 should be ready by the > fall, right? I'm hoping to have my first 100% linux produced song > recorded by next week. Thus far I've been working with four-track > analogue gear, and ALL my old tapes are fading, hence the Quattro to > at least preserve the master recordings. > > Austin > Did you tried tkeca? http://tkeca.sourceforge.net Regards, Luis Pablo Gasparotto
