> Do you have a lot of LADSPA effects installed on your system? I wonder if
> it might be that....
I shouldn't have many LADSPA effects installed.. at least I haven't
explicitly installed them.
I'm quite new at linux audio and I still haven't played with LADSPA (I mostly
work with standalone synths and midi sequencing).
On the other hand when I open the effect loader in hydrogen it shows a lot of
existing effects (amplitude, frequency, ...), so it seems that they are
actually there.
Since I run a debian lenny I am sure of not having explicitly installed them,
so maybe it came with hydrogen (compiled from svn) or ardour (compiled from
source).
I'll let you know if I find something.
> It works like a traditional mixer where you have 4 send/returns for
> effects. You can set up 4 effects. In the mixer, each channel
> (instrument) has a knob for each effect (1, 2, 3, and 4). So, you mix how
> much of each instrument goes to each effect. To get one
> instrument-to-one-fx, you would set the knob to zero on all but one
> instrument (for each effect).
Perfect, thanks.. as you see I am an audio guru ;-)
Gerard.
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