Luke Yelavich <luke@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > >Yes, there are plans to do a proper non-realtime mixdown, once > >JACK supports it (soon). This will be in before Ardour 1.0. > > For the time being, you could either bus everything to one bus and > send it via JACK to a JACK enabled recorder, or send all individual > tracks to a JACK enabled recorder. Thats what I do at the moment. I have been doing something similar for quite a while now. There may be better ways, but this still works fine. Create a stereo bus and connect your audio tracks to it. Use this bus to apply stereo effects, like freeverb and SC4 (a good stereo compressor). Connect the bus outputs to the appropriate playback channels so you can hear what you're getting. Then, create two more audio tracks, Mix_L and Mix_R. Connect the left and right bus outputs to them, and use them to record the (wet) mix. Then, export those two tracks to a stereo WAV file. When I first started using this scheme, ardour could not export a stereo track to a WAV file. It probably can now, and that would be more natural than the Mix_L, Mix_R solution described above. You may want to experiment a bit. This may sound complicated, but it's actually pretty easy. -- joq
