this is my step by step to install Ardour 2.x.x (currently tested with 2.0.5) on a fresh Kubuntu 7.04 install (will also work with Ubuntu).
1. Download source code (http://ardour.org/) and untar to ’/home/[your user name]/dls’
2. Download the VST SDK (google vst sdk and look for the link that starts with ygrabit.steinberg…)
3. Place the entire sdk zip file (do NOT unzip) in ’/home/[your user name]/dls/ardour-2.x.x/libs/fst’
4. from terminal enter:
5. Install needed tools and build dependencies. Enter in
terminal (all one line):
6. compile and install. Enter in terminal (individual lines):
7. start jack with qjackctl (should be in the Menu) and run ardourvst.
I have found that I don’t have to start Jack manually, so to start ardour, just enter ’ardourvst’ into terminal. I created a quicklauncher to do it for me.
Place VST plugin .dlls into /usr/local/lib/vst folder.
I hope this helps, but I can’t take complete credit for this…I found a guide online from somewhere (don’t know the source), changed a few things, and this is what I ended up with…hopefully there are no typos, but if something doesn’t work, let me know and I’ll take a look…
mm0
1. Download source code (http://ardour.org/) and untar to ’/home/[your user name]/dls’
2. Download the VST SDK (google vst sdk and look for the link that starts with ygrabit.steinberg…)
3. Place the entire sdk zip file (do NOT unzip) in ’/home/[your user name]/dls/ardour-2.x.x/libs/fst’
4. from terminal enter:
Code:
sudo apt-get install build-essential
terminal (all one line):
Code:
sudo apt-get install -y scons libtool pkg-config gettext libjack-dev libasound2-dev qjackctl libxml2-dev libsamplerate-dev libraptor-dev liblrdf-dev libgnomecanvas2-dev libboost-dev liblo-dev libglib-dev libgtkmm-dev libsndfile-dev wine-dev automake
Code:
cd /home/[your user name]/dls/ardour-2.0.5 scons VST=1 sudo scons install
I have found that I don’t have to start Jack manually, so to start ardour, just enter ’ardourvst’ into terminal. I created a quicklauncher to do it for me.
Place VST plugin .dlls into /usr/local/lib/vst folder.
I hope this helps, but I can’t take complete credit for this…I found a guide online from somewhere (don’t know the source), changed a few things, and this is what I ended up with…hopefully there are no typos, but if something doesn’t work, let me know and I’ll take a look…
mm0
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