[Ardour-Users] Patch for Ardour manual

Thomas Vecchione seablaede at gmail.com
Thu Jan 8 12:19:13 PST 2009


Gonna be taking a look at it myself thanks.  For the record another,
possibly better, way of submitting patches is to create an issue in Mantis
on the website and attach the patch there.  That will allow it to be
assigned to someone with write access to SVN to get it committed at some
point(Assuming they don't have a problem with it).  But for the moment this
will work, thanks for the effort, and I will take a look at it as soon as I
get a moment for my own curiosity.

         Seablade

On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 2:36 PM, Tanjeff-Nicolai Moos <
tanjeff at not-another-server.net> wrote:

> As promised a few weeks ago, I worked on the Ardour manual. Here is my
> actual patch, which should cleanly apply to the ardour2 svn repository,
> revision 4393.
>
> Feel free to tell me how you find it. If you are satisfied with my
> work, I will continue working on the manual. You may change it freely,
> of course (it's yours), but teach me if I could do things better. This
> also affects XML formatting (indentation and such) as well as correct
> usage of the docbook tags. I never before worked with docbook.
>
> Here is what I did:
>
> - Complete rewrite of chapter "MIDI Configuration"
> - Updated Chapter "Using Control Surfaces" and changed the order and
>  titles of its subsections.
> - Filled content into chapter "Using a Generic MIDI control surface"
> - Slightly updated chapter "Behringer DDX3216"
> - Slightly updated chapter "Using the Mackie driver  for MCU and
>  BCF2000"
>
> Here is what in my opinion is still inclomplete/outdated on the
> MIDI and control surface part:
>
> - Chapter "Using a BCF2000" describes many
>  things which are misplaced in the Ardour manual, in particular: how to
>  update the BCF2000 firmware, how to use qjackctl (making connections
>  and the patchbay for persistence) and how to work with aconnect.
>  Configuring a BCF2000 is now described in chapter "Using a Generic
>  MIDI control surface" in a more generic way. I would therefore remove
>  the chapter "Using a BCF2000" from the Ardour manual. Some of the
>  information may go to more adequate places (although I don't know
>  where).
> - Support for Frontier Design Tranzport devices seem to
>  disappeared. At least The "Tranzport" option in the "options" menu
>  doesn't exist. Therefore, the chapter "Using a Frontier Design
>  Tranzport" should be deleted. The same applies to "Configuring USB
>  device access (Linux only)", which is also specialised on the
>  Tranzport device. In svn, the related files are
>  frontier_design_tranzport.xml and configuring_usb_device_access.xml.
>
> Greetings, Tanjeff
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