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For usage, see
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http://www.ardour.org/files/manual/sn-mackie.html
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unfortunately it's a bit outdated, so to get the latest manual, go to the manual
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directory in the ardour source tree, and say "make html" to build the latest.
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Then point your favourite browser at tmp/index.html
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NOTES:
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* support for alsa/sequencer ports is currently broken. We're working on it.
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* you'll need to make port changes in etc/ardour2/ardour_system.rc and
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etc/ardour2/ardour.rc, otherwise they don't stay changed in ~/.ardour2/ardour.rc
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John Anderson
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panic@semiosix.com
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if the handler is not called in the "correct thread", it will use a pseudo-RT-safe-enough technique to get the correct thread to recall "handler" later on, and return.
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* jog with transport rolling doesn't work properly. My use of ScrollTimeline also doesn't work.
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* use jog to increase/decrease ffwd/rew speed
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* make loop button sensitive to current transport state
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* finish button mapping. Only shifted buttons left for bcf.
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* concurrency for bank switching? And make sure "old" events aren't sent to "new" faders
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Actual Mackie
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* docs claim that unit will send a host query on init.
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* test Mackie surface object. Apparently led rings don't work. Stereo busses?
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* timecode & 55 char displays
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* midi bandwidth
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