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1.
Introduction
Conventions
What is digital audio?
2.
Getting started
Starting Ardour
Overview of the Interface
Editor window
Mixer window
Recorder window
Cue window
Creating tracks and busses
Importing audio
Setting up the timeline
3.
Recording
Recording audio
Understanding routing
Routing between applications
4.
Editing sessions
Non-destructive editing
Arranging tracks
Setting up the meter
Setting up time signature
Using ranges
Working with regions
Further region operations
Changing edit modes
Creating looped sections
Stretching & shrinking regions
5.
Mixing sessions
The mixer strip
Mixing levels
Panning
Using plugins
Using sends
Dynamics
Equalizing
Using automation
6.
Exporting sessions
Exporting regions
Exporting a range
Exporting a session
7.
Saving sessions
Saving a session
Saving a snapshot
Saving a template
8.
Appendices
Further help
Glossary
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Chapter 4
Editing sessions
How to arrange tracks, then cut, loop, and stretch regions