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I have a Novation 61 SL MKII and it has a lot of faders, knobs buttons... and all are multifunction assignable! It's going to be a lot of work! It's already kind of hard figuring out what all I would like to do what with!🤯 The fact that I can do it on Linux, and without their proprietary Windows/Mac(🤮) app in Ardour is wicked groovy!🥳 Ardour sure is great!

Thank you, excellent video!

Thanks, very much appreciated

Thanks for developing and teaching this beautiful open-source software. So glad to be moving into Linux music making, away from FL.

Thanks for these videos :) Greatly appreciated!

Thanks! I'm looking forward to seeing the video on custom MIDI maps.

Cannot wait!

Thanks, impatiently waiting for the next video ...

Excellent feature highlight! I'm excited to share more Ardour features. There's a lot to catch up on over the last few years!

Thank you

please make the notes sound when they are moved with the arrow keys :)

This is awesome, love the tutorials! Thanks!

Is midi editor window coming soon or inline editor forever?

Hi unfa, new to Linux and Ardour8. Found you here and need advice please. I was following a youtube lesson on installing ardour on the Linux Mint/Ubuntu distro. Followed the steps to prepare my system. Saw this video on first step setup and hit a wall trying to change Alsa to Jack. It froze on me when I clicked on Jack and went back to Alsa automatically. No response could only Force Quit. So you know, the lesson I watched, as one of the final steps had me purge qjackctl from my files, and install Cadence and Cadence-toolbox. Did this screw things up?? Thanks.

I recognize the voice of this narrator. She sounds jist like Jen Sincero. She has an awesome audio book on audible called "You Are A BadAss". Check it out.

1:21 "sUpPoSe yOu hAvE A SoUnD YoU WaNt tO MaNiPuLaTe" p.s. thanks

good work

thank you for lollipops !! I'm trying out Ardour 8 in "demo" mode. If I'll stick with it, I'll definitely pay for the built package !

Hello, Paul. Please make the "MIDI editor" floating!

so... I'm a .NET developer (been for 10 years) and I can't figure out how to get the general midi instrument to show the midi editing view lol, can't say it's intuitive at the moment. I know it's user error, and I know I'll eventually love Ardour, going to stick with it. I want to ditch windows for Pop_OS, tired of seeing news and ads in my operating system. I'm exploring Pop and Ardour atm. I'll keep poking around.

great work!👍

Love it!

Bravo! I can see our studio finally going full Linux if this keeps up.

Cool

The clip feature is getting better every time!

beautiful

And this folks is why - even if you use an open source software.... You DONATE! How can anything move forward at a satisfactory pace if you don't donate? Awesome job.

Extremely cool.

Free, free??? o debo pagar subscripción para usarlo?

came on to linux. came on ardour

When do tutorials in Spanish ?

OK, I'm probably late to the party, but Is there a LIST EDITOR for typing in velocities and TABing to the next note? Is this already a feature. Most of the times I put in velocities they are not consisntly one value for multiple notes. Proportionaly, it might look something like this (say for eighth notes in 4/4): 4-1-2-1-3-1-2-1 But just applied to whatever velocity I assign to "1". Like this: 100-64-80-64-90-64-80-64 It would be SO helpful if this works somehow. Thank you again for your clear explanation. And thank you to all the active comment folks contributing their ideas.

alsa provides drivers ... I am using a Roland Super UA audio-interface, it seems to be somewhat class compliant. Thing is, it only works with JACK. I don't quite understand why but, because JACK runs on top of ALSA, so where is the driver coming from. BTW, I compiled Ardour8 on Linux Mint 21.2, works well. It suffers more xruns than Reaper on the same system. Eventually I find out why ... Like always, great video unfa, thanks for all your time, dedication, and work!!

Thanks for this

Fantastic! Now - how about an option to disable scroll-editing velocity completely? :) Or do it so that you need to hover with a mouse over one of the selected notes to scroll-edit velocity. One of the most infuriating things for me working with midi in Ardour is that when I want to scroll through tracks, instead I'm constantly adjusting velocity f-knows where, because I forgot to unselect some note. It's really painful and annoying with larger midi regions.

This IMO is one of the really big features of this release. I tried to implement a "get back to all last soloed tracks" feature but this was - for several reasons - problematic. Now this is simply solved by 'quick groups'. Great!

woohoo! 🍭

👍👍

very handy

I insist! awesome and thanks!!!

Absolutely spot-on!

This will be useful. Thanks!

I have a question: do it have a good support for pen tablets user?

🥰 Great work! Thank you very much!

How well is the pipewire support in late 2023? Im begginer devuan btw (openrc sway)

Awesome, great work! :)

Did they mention there is a quicker way to set multiple notes to a specific velocity? 1. Select notes 2. hit key "v" 3. enter numeric value and hit "return"

Thnak you so much for implementing this very useful feature. I appreciate it! 💯👍

Great! Thanks!

thanks!!!! & awesome!!!!