[linux-audio-user] Mastering deck mix

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I am helping at a Community Centre in Bristol, UK which is using Free
Software for everything (http://3ca.org.uk).  Last weekend I
successfully managed to record 3.5 hours of live music using Adacity and
create a .ogg.  I have never done anything like this before and am not a
sound engineer or musician.  I am particularly impressed because I only
started looking for the software 3 hours before the doors opened.

Anyway this has sent me on a mad journey this week which has involved
building ardour/jack and jamin from source. I've never built anything
from source before.  I am going to attempt to record another gig in a
couple of weeks using this combination. Anyway...

Firstly was wondering if there are any introduction texts for audio
mixing/mastering on the web anywhare, not nesseseraly related to this
software as I am a total beginner and want to understand the basics.

Secondly was wondering if there was any way of using audacity/jamin
together.  Idealy I want to use ardour/jamin but audacity is a lot
simpler and is a good fallback.

Thirdly - and this is the most important question - any advide as to how
to master a deck mix for recording/streaming.  I am planing to use jamin
to do this but general advice/other options also good.

Regards,
Ben
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Ben Edwards - Poole, UK, England
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