Ardour is the single greatest DAW i have ever used and i have used bitwig and reaper for 6 years and ableton live for nearly 10 years. Paul is a genius and I hope this project continues long in to the future.
Looks like I am late to the party. Congratulations on such a huge accomplishment! Dealing with Tech Debt often feels like a thankless job, but this is nothing of the sort! Thanks for doing this - it is much appreciated.
Been using Ardour for a year now and I can't stress how much Ardour has changed my music creation! I've been using it for MIDI composition primarily and it's been a dream!!! Even the pre 7 build were fantastic to play with, but this release is huge!!! A massive congratulations on this upgrade, can't wait to learn how to use all the new features. (I come from a background of live looping, just with instruments and pedal, so this is a great return to my roots for me!). Also, I've been starting to learn about SFZ samples and how to create my own libraries, unfortunately there isn't much info out there, and even less for Linux users, so I'm thinking of making a very basic tutorial about the process. Ardour is perfect for that! And with Sfizz (Unfa made a great video with) it's all open source and available for free!!
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.
Congratulations for Ardour Dev team.✌️ Huge improvements . But users still want to see a LMMS kind of Quickest Workflow ,Step Sequencer, Piano Roll into Ardour.
Finally a company who is honest and admits that their software bugs or design drove people nuts, corrects it and owns up to it, listens to customer feedback. NI and Ableton has a thing or two to learn.
Looking forward to playing with the new stuff. On the Linux platform, Ardour is the only choice, all the others seem stuck in the 1990s. Also, thank you Unfa for your video tutorials.
I dont even use Ardour but... boy, I wish other DAWs cared for their "boring" (actually ultra important) workflow and core features. Like, damn I'm envious.
I'm going to play with it right now! I loved Ardour but had some issues with MIDI and was seriously considering paying for Bitwig but I hope I won't have to and will be able to stick with Ardour!
I love how this presentation goes against a trend in some other FOSS projects that put out ad-like musical demos, presenting only the shiny features so as to look cool like their commercial counterpart. Instead you went the opposite direction and were just honest. Discarding bugfixes in release demos just to be more appealing isn't helping much. There's no need to hide or sugarcoat your past (or present) issues.
i wish i could understand how to use this software, but i'm leaving a like subscribe and comment to do my infinitesimally small part to support this amazing project.
@@ardourdaw that's really awesome, thanks. i read the manual for protools years ago, like 1999, so i've forgotten most of it. i see there's a good manual, and i'll read that and see online tutorials as well, but these softwares are still overwhelming for dopes like me. it seems you guys have done a great job on this software, it looks very nice. kudos to you all.
How is parameter automation control vs Ableton? Live's ability to automate just about any single parameter & tweak it on a linear graph with infinite possible points is the one thing that has kept me using Live for years.
Of course but he was talking about modulation, if I'm right. The ability to attach an lfo of some kind, or any modulation to any parameter, instead of drawing an automation lane @@ardourdaw
In the middle of some projects in my 6.9 install. Can't wait to finish those and take the plunge!! Been using Ardour for a few years now to produce rock/metal kind of stuff and these improvements will help my workflow.
Ardour is very usable on a 5 years old laptop with i5-7200U CPU @ 2.50GHz and 8GB RAM here. But Ardour has very little DSP code, so a lot depends on the plugins you are going to use.
Hello, Ardour is GPL software, it should be available freely from Debian's own repository. If you take the official build from ardour.org instead, there is a small fee for the build service.
@@ardourdaw I love this FOSS business model btw, and am a happy monthly subscriber. Too many open core projects out there, and donations sadly get neglected. Pay for builds is a great way to earn some well deserved revenue without compromising on freedom ❤.
Wow what voice. From which movie? This is not an advertisement or statement. This is anti-advertising. sorry . Product is very good but please in a nice way.
The problem with Ardour is that it doesn't have any feature that would make me use it instead of another software. It's a "100% generic" DAW. I'm using Bitwig which is really unique. Ardour is too average for me. Maybe some day Ardour will add something to set it apart from an 100% generic DAW. That's important.
Well, you found a tool that works for you, isn't that wonderful? :) That said, what would you say are the unique things about Bitwig that affected your decision the most?
Better not to comment, but that's it Great app Ardour! It has a completely different logic than bitwig, so there is no need to compare I have bitwig, but I work with music in Ardoure and I'm experimenting with Bitwige
Great to see an official video about this release! Go team Ardour!
Are you the guy from the hamburger train? 🤔🤣
Hey love your channel
@@Bob-of-Zoid Hi! I don't recall anything like that, so probably not :)
@@LeChapeauMusic Thanks :)
@@unfa00 It's from a Primus song! I was just being silly!!!!🤣😁 I just love your videos!🤭🤗
Dev team have done a great job with this new update. 👍
Thank you!
NOW THIS IS WHAT I CALL AN UPGRADE!!!!!
Holy crap, cue is literally a game changer for me. This is what was keeping me on windows using Ableton. Thank you. Seriously.
Ardour is the single greatest DAW i have ever used and i have used bitwig and reaper for 6 years and ableton live for nearly 10 years. Paul is a genius and I hope this project continues long in to the future.
Awww, thanks!
Looks like I am late to the party. Congratulations on such a huge accomplishment! Dealing with Tech Debt often feels like a thankless job, but this is nothing of the sort! Thanks for doing this - it is much appreciated.
Thank you!
Thanks to the Ardour team, (with special nod to Paul and Robin) for all of your incredible work!
Midi was troubling so much for me in ardour! That measure by beats instead of time is a game changer!!! Im sure i will love this update!!!
Been using Ardour for a year now and I can't stress how much Ardour has changed my music creation! I've been using it for MIDI composition primarily and it's been a dream!!! Even the pre 7 build were fantastic to play with, but this release is huge!!! A massive congratulations on this upgrade, can't wait to learn how to use all the new features. (I come from a background of live looping, just with instruments and pedal, so this is a great return to my roots for me!). Also, I've been starting to learn about SFZ samples and how to create my own libraries, unfortunately there isn't much info out there, and even less for Linux users, so I'm thinking of making a very basic tutorial about the process. Ardour is perfect for that! And with Sfizz (Unfa made a great video with) it's all open source and available for free!!
Oh ay, Sfizz is great indeed! And thanks for all the kind words :)
Mixer Scenes! That seems really useful.
Keep going! The contributions in the open source field are a incredibly useful community service!
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.
Ardour is growing! Glad to see!
wow - big congrats to to Paul and team Ardour!
Congratulations for Ardour Dev team.✌️ Huge improvements . But users still want to see a LMMS kind of Quickest Workflow ,Step Sequencer, Piano Roll into Ardour.
Thanks to the team for the great music program Ardour!
This is huge! Thank you so much for all the effort everyone put in this release!
Thank you so much Ardour Team and all people helping this program work this great, I love Ardour!
Go Ardour...❤❤❤
Appreciate the work effort & time you out fir this development and great video
I LOVE UNDER THE HOOD WORK!!! KEEP IT UP!!!!! :D
great work!👍
Thank you for your work!
Finally a company who is honest and admits that their software bugs or design drove people nuts, corrects it and owns up to it, listens to customer feedback. NI and Ableton has a thing or two to learn.
Looking forward to playing with the new stuff. On the Linux platform, Ardour is the only choice, all the others seem stuck in the 1990s. Also, thank you Unfa for your video tutorials.
This is amazing, just re-purchased (donated) again 🙂
Haven't kept up with the changes since version 6.0
I dont even use Ardour but... boy, I wish other DAWs cared for their "boring" (actually ultra important) workflow and core features. Like, damn I'm envious.
I'm ok with same UI and amazing features !
I'm going to play with it right now! I loved Ardour but had some issues with MIDI and was seriously considering paying for Bitwig but I hope I won't have to and will be able to stick with Ardour!
By the way, the woman's voice is hypnotic and relaxing, gave me eargasms.
Thanks fo all!
I believe that we need full-fledged long video tutorials
Ardour es maravilloso, que Dios bendiga a paul davis y a todo los desarrolladores. gracias por la actualizacion.
I was in the market for Ableton Live but... I have an issue with software that needs to call home for authorization. I guess I should try Ardour.
This is awesome!
I love how this presentation goes against a trend in some other FOSS projects that put out ad-like musical demos, presenting only the shiny features so as to look cool like their commercial counterpart. Instead you went the opposite direction and were just honest. Discarding bugfixes in release demos just to be more appealing isn't helping much. There's no need to hide or sugarcoat your past (or present) issues.
i wish i could understand how to use this software, but i'm leaving a like subscribe and comment to do my infinitesimally small part to support this amazing project.
If you have questions about using Ardour, we'll be happy to answer them!
@@ardourdaw that's really awesome, thanks. i read the manual for protools years ago, like 1999, so i've forgotten most of it. i see there's a good manual, and i'll read that and see online tutorials as well, but these softwares are still overwhelming for dopes like me. it seems you guys have done a great job on this software, it looks very nice. kudos to you all.
I'm so going to zoid out using it! 😅🐧
came on to linux. came on ardour
Very cool :)
Ardour is great!
How is parameter automation control vs Ableton? Live's ability to automate just about any single parameter & tweak it on a linear graph with infinite possible points is the one thing that has kept me using Live for years.
You can automate fader/pan/trim/mute, as well as MIDI CC, bender, pressure, polyphonic pressure, and plugins parameters.
Of course but he was talking about modulation, if I'm right. The ability to attach an lfo of some kind, or any modulation to any parameter, instead of drawing an automation lane @@ardourdaw
👍👍🏻👍🏼👍🏽👍🏾👍🏿
I just switch windows to Ubuntu and i want to use Ardour here Do i need to install Asio4all?
There is no ASIO4All for Linux.
Use JACK instead. Most audio interfaces work right out of the box and require no driver installation.
In the middle of some projects in my 6.9 install. Can't wait to finish those and take the plunge!! Been using Ardour for a few years now to produce rock/metal kind of stuff and these improvements will help my workflow.
I can't get it to install on either Windows or Mac !
Could you please guide us through the errors you are seeing? The forum will probably a better place: discourse.ardour.org/
How much cpu and ram is recommended to use all of this goodness?
Ardour is very usable on a 5 years old laptop with i5-7200U CPU @ 2.50GHz and 8GB RAM here. But Ardour has very little DSP code, so a lot depends on the plugins you are going to use.
Hi ardour does the ardour is free for debian 11 ?
Hello, Ardour is GPL software, it should be available freely from Debian's own repository. If you take the official build from ardour.org instead, there is a small fee for the build service.
@@ardourdaw I love this FOSS business model btw, and am a happy monthly subscriber. Too many open core projects out there, and donations sadly get neglected. Pay for builds is a great way to earn some well deserved revenue without compromising on freedom ❤.
Wow what voice.
From which movie?
This is not an advertisement or statement.
This is anti-advertising.
sorry .
Product is very good but please in a nice way.
The problem with Ardour is that it doesn't have any feature that would make me use it instead of another software. It's a "100% generic" DAW.
I'm using Bitwig which is really unique. Ardour is too average for me.
Maybe some day Ardour will add something to set it apart from an 100% generic DAW.
That's important.
Well, you found a tool that works for you, isn't that wonderful? :) That said, what would you say are the unique things about Bitwig that affected your decision the most?
Better not to comment, but that's it
Great app Ardour!
It has a completely different logic than bitwig,
so there is no need to compare
I have bitwig, but I work with music in Ardoure
and I'm experimenting with Bitwige