[Ardour-Users] Question from a new list member

[Christian]

Hi all,
Many thanks for your replies.
I installed the ubuntustudio-audio package as well as the ubuntustudio-audio-plugins package with lots of interesting programs.
But unfortunatly the programs I have tried so far doesn't work that well with Orca.
Another thing is the audio problem. I am not able to use alsa as the audio output. Ubuntu defaults to Pulseaudio. I have trying to use padsp followed by the program name but it doesn't always work.
Best regards and thanks,
Christian

On 2008-10-24 at 14:38 m.eik michalke wrote:

>hello christian,
>
>am Freitag, 24. Oktober 2008 (13:57) schrieb Ralf Mardorf:
>> sudo dpkg -i ardour_2.5-0ubuntu4_amd64.deb
>
>i wouldn't recommend this manual approach of installing packages, because
>you 
>will end up in dependency purgatory if the desired package craves for
>other 
>packages. you don't want to wget them all by hand...
>
>as of ubuntu 7.10 (gutsy gibbon), all packages of the ubuntu studio
>project 
>(http://ubuntustudio.org) are part of the ordinary ubuntu repos. so
>basically 
>all it should take to install ardour on a running hardy system should be to
>
> sudo aptitude install ardour
>
>on a console. there are metapackages like "ubuntustudio-audio" 
>and "ubuntustudio-audio-plugins" if you want to install an "all you need" 
>audio suite. the "linux-rt" package might be a good idea too, to get a
>kernel 
>with real time support. so instead of the above, type
>
> sudo aptitude install ubuntustudio-audio ubuntustudio-audio-plugins
>linux-rt
>
>and wait for the installation to finish.
>
>
>viele gruesse :: m.eik
>
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