not sure where to ask this question, about the audio production possibilities...

[Mac McIlvaine]

At Monday, 29 March 2010, Hartmut Noack <zettberlin at linuxuse.de> wrote:

>Am 29.03.2010 16:52, schrieb Brian David:
>> On Sat, Mar 27, 2010 at 8:11 PM, G L Romeu <romeug at comcast.net> 
wrote:
>> 
>>> I have been on the graphics end of computers, everything from photo
>>> through layout to 3d for cad/cam, and therefore my initial interest 
in
>>> studio.
>> 
>> *SNIP*
>
>> Many people will recommend Audacity, particularly for beginners.
But trust
>> me, if you plan on getting into Ubuntu Studio and Linux audio 
for the long
>> haul,  Ardour is the program you'll want to use.
>
>That is absolutely correct! Audacity is a nice Editor but not a capable
>recorder/arranger. Ardour has all, one needs to work fluently and with
>minimum limitations with musicians, that simply want to record and
>arrange/mix music. And it can do everything you would do with Audacity
>as well. Thanks Jack you can even run Ardour synched to a videoplayer
>and thus work on soundtracks as the big boys would do ;-)
>
>> Speaking of Ardour, I noticed there's a good change they won't 
reach their
>> fundraising goals over at Ardour.org this month.  So, as a reminder 
to all
>> you audio enthusiasts:  If you're on this list and you use Ardour 
regularly
>> and you're not a subscriber, you should seriously consider supporting 
the
>> program financially.
>> 
>
>I second that strongly. Go for it and tell your friends :-)
>
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Can you actually do destructive editing with Ardour at this point?

Mac



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