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@@ -91,21 +91,21 @@
Editor Undo defines the behaviour of the Undo operations:
-
- Limit undo history sets how many commands can be
- undone using Z or .
- Unchecking will keep an endless memory of operations to undo, at the
- expense of memory.
+ Limit undo history sets how many commands can be
+ undone using Z or .
+ Unchecking will keep an endless memory of operations to undo, at the
+ expense of memory.
-
- Save undo history sets how many commands are saved so
- they are available to be undone after reopening the session. This can
- also be unchecked to keep all actions undoable, at the cost of bigger
- session files.
+ Save undo history sets how many commands are saved so
+ they are available to be undone after reopening the session. This can
+ also be unchecked to keep all actions undoable, at the cost of bigger
+ session files.
-
- Verify removal of last capture when enabled prompts to
- verify removal the last recording capture when
- is executed.
+ Verify removal of last capture when enabled prompts to
+ verify removal the last recording capture when
+ is executed.
@@ -200,6 +200,10 @@
Theme
+ -
+ Color faders with track/bus colors: when enabled, fills faders
+ for tracks and busses with respective track or bus colors.
+
-
Draw "flat" buttons: when enabled, button controls
in the user interface will be drawn with a flat look. When disabled button
@@ -215,12 +219,6 @@
mixer will be styled to look like if they were made of LEDs, with a dotted
bar. Unchecking this option makes the bars flat and continuous.
- -
- Icon Set: Changes the mouse cursor icons used to indicate
- different tool modes in the editor. An example would be the icons used to
- indicate whether the cursor will select a region or change the length of a
- region.
-
@@ -261,7 +259,7 @@
Graphics Acceleration
-
- Disable Graphics Hardware Acceleration (requires restart):
+ Use intermediate image-surface to render canvas (requires restart):
Ardour uses hardware accelerated UI rendering by default for speed.
Sometimes though, a buggy driver can cause this to make the system slow or
unstable. Checking this will make Ardour draw its UI without
@@ -375,6 +373,23 @@
saturation of the notes color proportional to its velocity, hence making
a more veloce note more intense in color.
+ -
+ Display note names in track headers: allows selecting in
+ which scenario Ardour will display note names:
+
+ -
+ Always — Ardour will always try to display note names
+ regardless of whether they are available through a MIDNAM file.
+
+ -
+ When Available — Ardour will only show note names when
+ they are provided in a MIDNAM file.
+
+ -
+ Never — Ardour will never display note names.
+
+
+
@@ -499,11 +514,12 @@
Display Action-Buttons
-
- Column n enables or disables the visibility
- of the six possible columns of Lua script buttons.
- Each columns contains two user-assignable buttons.
-
-
+ Column n enables or disables the visibility of the
+ six possible columns of
+ Lua script buttons.
+ Each columns contains two user-assignable buttons.
+
+
@@ -610,15 +626,15 @@
editor and mixer. This setting requires a restart of Ardour to take effect.
- Float detached monitor-section window: as the
- monitor section can be detached from the mixer, this option makes it a
- floating window, which may be handled differently by the windowing system
- and easier to access.
+ Float detached monitor-section window: as the
+ monitor section can be detached from
+ the mixer, this option makes it a floating window, which may be handled
+ differently by the windowing system and easier to access.
- Render Canvas on openGL texture (requires restart): Ardour
- will render the edutor canvas on an OpenGL texture to try improving
- graphics performance.
+ Allow to resize Engine Dialog: allow to resize the engine
+ dialog window to work around a bug on some XWayland systems that render
+ this dialog as blank.
@@ -639,29 +655,34 @@
-
+
+Regions
+
+
+ -
+ Region Information
+
+ -
+ Show xrun markers in regions puts a marker on the region(s)
+ while recording, when a buffer over/underflow happens.
+
+ -
+ Show cue markers in regions determines if cue markers,
+ that are bounded to regions, are displayed or not.
+
+ -
+ Show gain envelopes in audio regions: sets in which
+ modes the gain envelope is displayed in audio regions.
+ The gain envelope is superimposed over the region in the selected modes, and
+ hidden otherwise for a better legibility.
+
+
+
+
+
Editor
- -
- Region Information
-
- -
- Show xrun markers in regions puts a marker on the region(s)
- while recording, when a buffer over/underflow happens.
-
- -
- Show cue markers in regions determines if cue markers,
- that are bounded to regions, are displayed or not.
-
- -
- Show gain envelopes in audio regions: sets in which
- modes the gain envelope is displayed in audio regions.
- The gain envelope is superimposed over the region in the selected modes, and
- hidden otherwise for a better legibility.
-
-
-
-
Scroll and Zoom Behaviors
@@ -723,10 +744,10 @@
its present value.
-
- Automation edit cancels auto hide determines whether automation
- lanes that have been automatically shown because of the
- Edit > Show Automation Lane on Touch
- option should be kept visible if the automation has been touched.
+ Automation edit cancels auto hide determines whether automation
+ lanes that have been automatically shown because of the
+ Edit > Show Automation Lane on Touch
+ option should be kept visible if the automation has been touched.
-
Default fade shape: sets which
@@ -751,27 +772,27 @@
After a Separate operation, in Range mode: determines what
should become of the Range selection after a Separate operation:
- - Clear the Range Selection: nothing is selected anymore
- - Preserve the Range Selection: the range selection is kept
- - Force-Select the regions under the range: the regions that
- were in the range selection are selected in Grab/Object mode
+ - Clear the Range Selection: nothing is selected anymore
+ - Preserve the Range Selection: the range selection is kept
+ - Force-Select the regions under the range: the regions that
+ were in the range selection are selected in Grab/Object mode
-
After a Split operation, in Object mode: determines which,
if any, regions are selected after a split operation. The options are:
- - Clear the Region Selection: nothing is selected anymore
- - Select only the newly-created regions BEFORE the split point:
-
if regions have been affected by the split, then the regions
- created by the split before the split point is selected
- - Select only the newly-created regions BEFORE the split point:
- same as above, for the regions created after the split point
- - Select the newly-created regions: sum of the two above, i.e. all
- the regions that are created as a result of the split are selected.
- - Preserve the existing selection, AND select all newly-created regions:
- same as above (all the parts that have been created by the split) plus
- the unaffected regions that were selected before the split.
+ - Clear the Region Selection: nothing is selected anymore
+ - Select only the newly-created regions BEFORE the split point:
+ if regions have been affected by the split, then the regions
+ created by the split before the split point is selected
+ - Select only the newly-created regions BEFORE the split point:
+ same as above, for the regions created after the split point
+ - Select the newly-created regions: sum of the two above, i.e. all
+ the regions that are created as a result of the split are selected.
+ - Preserve the existing selection, AND select all newly-created regions:
+ same as above (all the parts that have been created by the split) plus
+ the unaffected regions that were selected before the split.
@@ -782,7 +803,7 @@
-
- General Snap options:
+ General Snap options :
-
Snap Threshold (pixels): is the maximum distance between
@@ -808,7 +829,7 @@
and end of the resulting selecting box will both be grid anchors.
-
- Grid switches to alternate selection for Internal Edit Tools
+ Grid switches to alternate selection for Internal Edit Tools.
Two levels of grid mode can coexist in Ardour, one for global regions
manipulations, and one for finer, in-region editing (e.g. for placing
MIDI events in a MIDI region). When this option is checked, entering
@@ -822,16 +843,41 @@
-
- When "Snap" is enabled, snap to:
- Lists the different possible anchors to which an object should snap to, among:
-
- - Markers
- - Playhead
- - Region Sync points
- - Region Starts
- - Region Ends
- - Grid
-
+ Snap Target Mode:
+
+ -
+ When "Snap" is enabled, snap to:
+ Lists the different possible anchors to which an object should snap to, among:
+
+ - Markers
+ - Playhead
+ - Region Sync points
+ - Region Starts
+ - Region Ends
+ - Grid
+
+
+
+
+ -
+ Snap Targets
+
+ -
+ Markers: whether markers are snap targets
+
+ -
+ Playhead: whether the playhead is a snap targets
+
+ -
+ Region Sync Points: whether region sync points are snap targets
+
+ -
+ Regions Starts: whether regions starts are snap targets
+
+ -
+ Regions Ends: whether regions ends are snap targets
+
+
@@ -905,7 +951,7 @@
range. E.g. B4 is B on the fourth octave.
- Maximum note length sets the height of MIDI notes in pixels
+ Maximum note height sets the height of MIDI notes in pixels
at maximum vertical zoom. Attempting to zoom in closer will result in
scrolling the pianoroll up or down.
@@ -1074,22 +1120,22 @@
Transport Masters
- -
- Show Transport Master Window Opens the Transport masters
- window, where all the timecode sources are shown to be selected
- and/or synchronized; same as clicking
-
+ -
+ Show Transport Master Window Opens the Transport masters
+ window, where all the timecode sources are shown to be selected
+ and/or synchronized; same as clicking
+
-
- Match session video frame rate to external timecode
- controls the value of the video frame rate while chasing
- an external timecode source. When enabled, the session video frame rate will be
- changed to match that of the selected external timecode source. When disabled,
- the session video frame rate will not be changed to match that of the selected
- external timecode source. Instead, the frame rate indication in the main clock
- will flash red and Ardour will convert between the external timecode standard
- and the session standard.
-
+ Match session video frame rate to external timecode
+ controls the value of the video frame rate while chasing
+ an external timecode source. When enabled, the session video frame rate will be
+ changed to match that of the selected external timecode source. When disabled,
+ the session video frame rate will not be changed to match that of the selected
+ external timecode source. Instead, the frame rate indication in the main clock
+ will flash red and Ardour will convert between the external timecode standard
+ and the session standard.
+
@@ -1449,7 +1495,7 @@
See Monitoring for more information.
- Auto Input does 'Talkback' when enabled, the
+ Auto Input does 'talkback' when enabled, the
Transport > Auto Input option also sets
the tracks to monitor its audio input when transport is not rolling.
@@ -1647,16 +1693,6 @@
-
- Tempo
-
- -
- Default tempo ruler state for new sessions: allows choosing
- whether a tempo map is created by default or requires the user to
- build it from mapping performance to bars and beats.
-
-
-
@@ -1774,13 +1810,13 @@
Trying different combinations of these settings may minimize CPU consumption.
-
- Use DC bias to protect against denormals adds a small
- constant value to numbers to move the numbers away from zero.
-
+ Use DC bias to protect against denormals adds a small
+ constant value to numbers to move the numbers away from zero.
+
-
- Processor handling:, if the computer's hardware
- supports it, offers two methods that can be used individually or
- combined. Flush to zero and denormals are zero.
+ Processor handling:, if the computer's hardware
+ supports it, offers two methods that can be used individually or
+ combined. Flush to zero and denormals are zero.
@@ -1820,24 +1856,24 @@
Automation
-
- Thinning factor ranges from 0 to 1000 with larger
- values sending fewer automation changes. Thinning is like lossy
- audio compression, removing data that is less likely to be noticed,
- although the more is removed, the more likely the loss will be noticed.
- The advantage to thinning is reduced CPU usage.
+ Thinning factor ranges from 0 to 1000 with larger
+ values sending fewer automation changes. Thinning is like lossy
+ audio compression, removing data that is less likely to be noticed,
+ although the more is removed, the more likely the loss will be noticed.
+ The advantage to thinning is reduced CPU usage.
-
- Automation sampling interval ranges from 1 to
- 1000 ms. Determines how frequently the automation input is
- sampled. The shorter the interval the higher the accuracy but also
- the higher the CPU requirements.
+ Automation sampling interval ranges from 1 to
+ 1000 ms. Determines how frequently the automation input is
+ sampled. The shorter the interval the higher the accuracy but also
+ the higher the CPU requirements.
Automatables
- -
+
-
Limit automatable parameters per plugin: as some plugins
(synthesizers, …) have a lot of parameters, and those parameters
can be automated by Ardour, checking this will limit the number of parameters
@@ -1918,4 +1954,3 @@
-