no sound with ardour

[Mark Stuart Burge]

Open the mixer for your sound card, make sure the mic channel is 
selected for recording.

Look for any misc 'capture' channels and push them up a little bit 
(careful you might get feedback if it is linked to the playback channels)

Load Ardour
Add a track (mono or stereo doesnt matter)

Go to qjackctl and click on the connections button.

If they are not already linked ...
Link the Pcm capture channels on the left to the Ardour track 1 inputs 
on the right
Link the Ardour Track 1 outputs on the left to the Ardour master inputs 
on the right
Link the Ardour Master outputs on the left to the PCM output (playback) 
channels on the right.

(usually, ardour will automatically do that part)



Click on the pink R button on the track you added in ardour

Then click on the Record button in ardour (at the top) and start talking.





brendon wrote:
> On Wed, 2007-10-03 at 09:00 +0200, Gert Michaux wrote:
>   
>> Hi Brendon,
>>
>> I'm still learning my way around ubuntu Studio and  Linux audio software 
>> in general, so don't expect me to be allknowing.
>> But, I found a nice tutorial on using ardour (and some helpfull others 
>> about jack and hydrogen) at http://www.ubustu.com/globe/   Just use the 
>> tags on the left to view all the articles for ardour.
>>
>>     
> I got the clicking to work, so that is workning following there demo on
> there but i still can't get my headset mic to work oh well might have to
> gert  a good one
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