#Compile ardour linux install
#Compile ardour linux mod

For such task you really need git installed or as you already know the source code can be downloaded using the tarball from the website.

#Compile ardour linux install

OpenGL Renderer: AMD PALM (DRM 2.50.0 / 5.10.0-19-rt-amd64, LLVM 11.0.1)Īudio Adapter: HDA-Intel - HD-Audio Genericĭownload and install the dependencies. Operating System: Debian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye) Hardware specs for this build (Time 4h 30 min): I will rely on Yabridge from GitHub - robbert-vdh/yabridge: A modern and transparent way to use Windows VST2, VST3 and CLAP plugins on Linux and Wine Staging from WineHQ Debian WineHQ Repository - WineHQ Wiki to make it works everything. What follows are the steps I made to compile Ardour 7.1.0 with VST2 and VST3 support. That involves to be flexible and use whatever is needed to achieve the result. In fact there are some VST3 plugins really important for our music production and for many people I know. Is a different thing when you’ve to use some very well developed plugins. Isn’t a problem when you’re recording audio tracks.

Said that: Every single member of the band use a different OS and a different DAW. I recorded my bass parts at home, connecting my bass-guitar to a USB sound card interfaced to Ardour that’s always installed into a very cheap laptop I own for such purposes. Taking into consideration the distance that separates us from each other and the various Lockdown, which followed because of the last pandemic As it is easy to guess, for the recordings we entrusted ourselves to ourselves. But you know my official band members lives very far from me and we never meet each others even to play a single chord on guitars, inside a room or a recording studio. In july my new band pubblished his 1st album and I recorded all my tracks using at first Ardour 5.1.2, then Ardour 6.5.0 from the Debian stable repoes.

#Compile ardour linux mod

From Extreme Metal to Electronics and I mod all my instruments. Funny story I’m a musician too but I started much early than using computers for music production. I started my journey with GNU/Linux visiting a Linux Day in the 2005, and from that day has become my main OS over the years.