[Ardour-Users] Hydrogen/Ardour sync problem

[Johannes Mario Ringheim]

Arnold Krille wrote:
> Yes, as long as the time-shift is constant. That is probably because ardour 
> still thinks you are using external soundsources and compensates for the 
> latency for using hardware or software monitoring. Try to play around with 
> these options. But probably its not as relevant as you might think now. Its 
> only important that the time-shift is constant (which means that you can 
> easily shift the finished tracks in ardour). And you have to record the final 
> track of hydrogen in ardour before exporting because afaik hydrogen doesn't 
> support the freewheeling-mode of jack that ardour uses for export (which 
> would give you a final file without drums).
> 
> If the time-shift is not constant, then you or the ardour-devs have a 
> problem. :-)

I've also encountered this problem.

The time-shift depends on the frames/period and periods/buffer settings 
in jack. It's been a while since I investigated this, but as far as I 
remember that's what I found.

-johannes.

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