In the next ("Audio/MIDI setup") dialog, configure the audio setup. Click "Open" once everything is correctly selected. The session can be given a descriptive name, and the location to save the files can be chosen. In the next "Session setup" dialog, select a session template depending on the work planned - to follow on with this article, select "Recording session". Click the "New session" button at the top of the dialog to follow on with this article, otherwise a pre-existing session may be opened. A session stores the Ardour state and Data for a project. When starting Ardour, it will show a "Session Setup" dialog (this may be obstructed by the splash screen, use the taskbar to bring the dialog forward, or Alt+click the window to move it). T, -template Use given template for new session P, -no-connect-ports Do not connect any ports at startup O, -no-hw-optimizations Disable h/w specific optimizations N, -new Create a new session from the command line m, -menus file Use "file" to define menus k, -keybindings Path to the key bindings file to load d, -disable-plugins Disable all plugins (safe mode) c, -name Use a specific backend client name, default is ardour B, -bypass-plugins Bypass all plugins in an existing session b, -bindings Display all current key bindings
A, -actions Print all possible menu action names a, -no-announcements Do not contact website for announcements
User $ ardour6 -help Usage: Ardour Īrdour is a multichannel hard disk recorder (HDR) and digital audio workstation (DAW).
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